A. This photo has been taken in Okinawa
B. This photo was taken in Okinawa
Which one would be correct? In the case that if I don't want to specify a date
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A. This photo has been taken in Okinawa
B. This photo was taken in Okinawa
Which one would be correct? In the case that if I don't want to specify a date
Best Answer
Both are correct, but Version B is probably the one you want to say.
Version A might be preferred as a lead-in statement in certain contexts. For example, if I was showing you a picture of a famous building or vista in Okinawa, I might say something like:
(meaning, not that exact photo, but many photos very similar to it).