can half of an encrypted photo be decrypted with the key? if we have like some part of the encrypted picture,is it there any way that the picture can be decrypted. is there any specific algorithm that allows this. like can from 60 per cent of the encrypted picture, can we build it up to determone the actual picture
we also has access to the key. we know the algorithm. our purpose is to convert yhe 60 percent of cipher to image  form
OK, for clarity I'll quickly summarize your scenario:


You have the key and know the encryption algorithm.
You have 60% of the cipher text of an image encrypted under above key and algorithm.
You seek to decrypt the cipher text and reconstruct the full image.


There are two possible answers to this:


It's pretty much impossible. If the 60% are highly fragmented and you only got a bit of ciphertext every now and then, you may either suffer from desynchronization (if you don't know how large the gaps are) or you'll lose potentially even more information because you can't decrypt all the bits (highly dependent on the mode of operation in use)
You're lucky and have about 60% of the picture as a continuous block. This means that chances likely are that you can fully decrypt those 60% of the cipher text and start reconstruction of the image. How much of the image you can recover from 60%, I don't know. I suspect it depends on the details of the format and how interrelated the pixels for it are.