Answer
No. Particle properties and wave properties are complementary (mutually exclusive).
Work Step by Step
Bohr's principle of complementarity tells us that quantum phenomena may appear as waves in some experiments and as particles in others - it depends on the experiment that is done. For light, a photon behaves like a wave when it is traveling from one place to another. It behaves like a particle when it is emitted by an atom, or absorbed by a piece of film or a detector.
