Valery, that does not sound natural.

Elena, that’s not very idiomatic.

Clear, deleting)

PHOTOGRAPH WITH is normally used in cases where someone ends up in a photograph with the wrong person/people: The politician was photographed in a hotel room with a couple of hookers. The assassinated man had ties to the mafia and had been photographed with several mobsters in restaurants over the years.

Thank you for the explanation🙏

My pleasure - I didn’t want you to think your translation was wrong, it just wasn’t natural in THIS context.

Np) Thanks!.
How do I say Я хочу сфотографироваться на фоне Кремля?
I'd like to take my picture in front of the Kremlin. (?)
I'd like to be photographed in front of the Kremlin. (?)

Политика засняли в отеле вместе с проститутками. Убитый был связан с мафией, и его вместе с несколькими членами банды в течение многих лет снимали на фотоаппарат в ресторанах.

I’d like to take my picture in front of the Kremlin.

Thanks for the translations 👍🏼

Thank you! So, "to get photographed with" is used in negative contexts?

For the most part, yes.

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"На фоне"- only "in front of" or there're other options?