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When you sit or stand so that a picture can be taken of you, you pose for the picture.
'For' indicates the reason you're doing it, in this case.
He studied for a test.
He posed for a picture = He posed so that a picture could be taken.
If he posed the picture, another picture would be taken with him holding the first picture.
'For' indicates the reason you're doing it, in this case.
He studied for a test.
He posed for a picture = He posed so that a picture could be taken.
If he posed the picture, another picture would be taken with him holding the first picture.
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