[Grammar] Can "view" be an uncountable noun?

[Delphine]

Please find one mistake in this sentence:
The photo at the top are the night view of Victoria Harbour.

The model answer is:
The photo at the top is the night view of Victoria Harbour.

I wonder whether the following is correct or not:
The photos at the top are the night view of Victoria Harbour.

Thanks!

 

[tedmc]

Please find [STRIKE]one [/STRIKE]the mistake in this sentence:
The photo at the top are the night view of Victoria Harbour. (subject and verb do not agree)

The model answer is:
The photo at the top is the night view of Victoria Harbour.

I wonder whether the following is correct [STRIKE]or not[/STRIKE]:
The photos at the top are the night views of Victoria Harbour.

I think "night view" is possible if all the photos are showing the same view.

Thanks!

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[Tdol]

I think "night view" is possible if all the photos are showing the same view.

I agree- you could have multiple photos of a single view.

 

[GoesStation]

I'd leave out the definite article: The photos at the top are night views of Victoria Harbour.