MySQL JOIN empty table returns only one row

I have 3 tables: photos, users, votes. I want to get all photos with usernames and votes:

SELECT
    `f`.`Photo`,
    `u`.`Name`,
            `u`.`Surname`,
    COUNT(`h`.`Id`) AS `Votes`
    FROM
        `photos` `f`
    JOIN
        `users` `u`
    ON
        `f`.`UserId` = `u`.`Id`
    LEFT JOIN
        `votes` `h`
    ON
        `f`.`Id` = `h`.`PhotoId`
    WHERE
        `f`.`Show` = '1'
    GROUP BY 
        `h`.`PhotoId`

Data:

photos:
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|Id  | Photo     | UserId |
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|1   | pic1.jpg  | 1      |
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|2   | pic2.jpg  | 2      |
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|3   | pic3.jpg  | 3      |
---------------------------

users:
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|Id  | Name      | Surname|
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|1   | User1     | Sur1   |
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|2   | User2     | Sur2   开发者_如何学运维|
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|3   | User3     | Sur3   |
---------------------------

votes (is empty):
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|Id  | PhotoId   | Date   |
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The query above will return only one row, when there are no votes:

Photo     | Name   | Surname | Votes
-------------------------------------
pic1.jpg  | User1  | Sur1    | 0
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but I'd like to get all three rows (for all three photos):

-------------------------------------
Photo     | Name   | Surname | Votes
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pic1.jpg  | User1  | Sur1    | 0
-------------------------------------
pic2.jpg  | User2  | Sur2    | 0
-------------------------------------
pic3.jpg  | User3  | Sur3    | 0
-------------------------------------

SOLVED: The GROUP BY clause should be f.Id, not h.PhotoId:

SELECT
`f`.`Photo`,
`u`.`Name`,
        `u`.`Surname`,
COUNT(`h`.`Id`) AS `Votes`
FROM
    `photos` `f`
JOIN
    `users` `u`
ON
    `f`.`UserId` = `u`.`Id`
LEFT JOIN
    `votes` `h`
ON
    `f`.`Id` = `h`.`PhotoId`
WHERE
    `f`.`Show` = '1'
GROUP BY 
    `f`.`Id`

You shouldn't be grouping by h.PhotoId. If your votes table is empty, this column will be NULL all the way down. But when you LEFT JOIN on the votes table, it creates one row for each vote with duplicate details for all the rows in the non-votes tables. So you can group on any unique column from another table. f.Id is a good choice. So change your last line to:

GROUP BY
    `f`.`Id`