The term PHOTO can be used to refer to a variety of different types of photographs. The 10-letter solution, PHOTOGRAPH, is the most general term and refers to any type of PHOTOGRAPH, whether it is digital or analog. PICTURE is a 7-letter solution and is a more specific term that usually refers to a STILL IMAGE, such as a painting or a PHOTOGRAPH. STILL is a 5-letter solution and is a term used to describe a PHOTOGRAPH that is not moving. TINTYPE is another 7-letter solution and is a type of PHOTOGRAPH that was popular in the 19th century and was made by exposing a sheet of metal to light. SHOT and SNAP are both 4-letter solutions and refer to a PHOTOGRAPH taken quickly. SNAPSHOT is an 8-letter solution and is a term used to describe a PHOTOGRAPH taken spontaneously. PIC, IDS, LAB, OPS, STAT, and IMAGE are all 3-letter solutions and refer to various types of photographs, such as a PICTURE taken for identification purposes, a PHOTOGRAPH taken in a laboratory, or a STILL IMAGE.