I cannot reliably diagnose from a phone photo of an X-ray film, and the official radiology report should be used for the diagnosis.

So, based on this image alone, there is no clear large pneumonia visible, but a subtle or early infection cannot be ruled out from this photograph. Pneumonia must be interpreted together with symptoms, examination, oxygen saturation, and the original digital X-ray. A chest X-ray can sometimes be normal early in pneumonia, and pneumonia remains a clinical diagnosis. The RadiologyInfo overview explains that radiologists look for lung infiltrates and complications such as fluid around the lung; pediatric guidance also emphasizes imaging when the diagnosis is uncertain or breathing/oxygen concerns are present (AAFP review).

Seek urgent in-person care now if the child has fast or labored breathing, ribs pulling in, blue/gray lips, inability to drink, unusual sleepiness, persistent high fever, or low oxygen readings.