Yes, but what sense should it make that the image is saved in the ASD after every pick. In addition, if the same image is selected several times, a new image is created in the ASD after each opening (.AfterPicking), so that the memory is superfluously filled.
In addition, no image can be selected from the ASD with the ImagePicker (at least not under Android 11). The user would probably like to know which image he / she has accessed from which location. The ASD path and the image name generated there does not say anything about it.
So I think this (historical) approach might be reconsidered.
Btw, the picture selected here comes from the /Download folder.