Since it doesn't have properties, it's most likely a "
Namespace extensions" extension (e.g. "My Documents", "My bluetooth Places").
The only way to remove the icon is to unregister the DLL associated with the "Namespace extensions". When you double click the "photo icon" it'll open up a program, this program is most likely the owner of that namespace extension. Try uninstalling the program. Alternatively when the program is closed have a look at the "Windows Task Manager" and see if there are any "processes" that appear to be associated with the program. If there are, select the process and click "End Process", the icon should disappear if it's the correct process. Once you determine the location of the file, you can delete the relevant files. If you're unable to delete those files, "
unlocker" may come in handy