still image art

views of small things that are often overlooked.  still image work that explores time, impermanence, and environmental texture.  photography that focuses on subtle details within natural and urban landscapes, using light, surface, and atmosphere to suggest change within stillness. minimal and contemplative, the work invites slow looking and reflects a broader interest in perception and transformation.

Artistic Philosophy Behind the Images

Jimmy Peggie’s photography is grounded in an intimate worldview that embraces imperfection and flux. He often describes natural and urban environments as ever‑changing, incomplete, and in a constant state of becoming. This philosophy shapes his visual approach:

• Minimalism and restraint — sparse compositions, limited monochromatic palettes

• Attention to decay — surfaces, fragments, and textures that reveal the passage of time.

• Environmental sensitivity — a belief that every place carries a sonic and visual memory.

• A sense of place — images that document not just what a location looks like, but what it feels like.


Jimmy Peggie’s photography is not merely documentation—it is an act of deep listening translated into visual form. His still images capture the fragile, often overlooked details of the world, revealing the poetry of decay and the quiet persistence of time. Rooted in Arizona yet shaped by a global artistic sensibility, his work invites viewers to slow down, observe, and consider the subtle textures that define our environments.