"impressive images" is correct and perfectly usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a collection of visually impressive images, such as photographs, illustrations, or art. For example, "The photographer's portfolio included some truly impressive images of the city skyline at night."
Near Andersonville (1865 66) is the earliest and least known of these impressive images.
Coordinates (J2000) RA 13h 21m 51.00s | Dec -63° 33´ 54.00" Very impressive images, specially the wide field image!
"There's a lot of talk and impressive images," said Peter Schmitt, leader of the Republican minority in the County Legislature.
The one lens, one camera body, minimalist approach can deliver impressive images and reward bold photographers with new-found knowledge and increased interaction with subjects.
Metropolis, German silent film, released in 1927, featuring director Fritz Lang's vision of a grim futuristic society and containing some of the most impressive images in film history.
Many millions of dollars have been spent to create a gargantuan scenic machine of creakily moving planks, which have overshadowed the singers, even cowed them, without yielding especially impressive images.
This is a very impressive image.
I had caught him, how to say, making an effort to present a more impressive image for the camera.
Its lenticular top screen provides an impressive image quality, with a slider to adjust the depth of the 3D effect.
While this didn't require a Madison Avenue campaign, it did require professional-appearing materials that conveyed an impressive image.
One particularly impressive image identified during the field season, says Darnell, dates back to about 3,300 B.C.E. and includes large depictions of animals, including a bull, a giraffe, an addax (antelope), a barbary sheep, and donkeys.
