"peculiar image" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an image that is unusual, odd, or strange. For example: "The peculiar image of a woman floating above the clouds left a lasting impression on the onlookers."
INDIANAPOLIS — In the Baltimore Ravens' locker room, running back Ray Rice gave voice to the Indianapolis Colts' peculiar image problem.
How did this peculiar image represent the gene pool of me, my extended family, and all things Lithgow?
In one peculiar image, a car of people passes before the camera, moving across a dirt surface where one would expect a road to be.
This drawing is clearly related to Leonardo's peculiar image of an effete male figure smirking and pointing skywards, now in the Louvre, usually identified as John the Baptist.
People here are used to defending a squeaky-clean, if peculiar, image, but our city's leaders hope to go one better.
The funny bunny was not the only arrestingly peculiar image in this brash, aggressively violent and very free adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy.
In one of his most peculiar images, two personages dressed in militaristic Austro-Hungarian or Prussian pre-1918 uniforms welcome their guest – you or me, the person looking into the painting – at the entrance to a curving driveway with bejewelled walls.
The negative presents a peculiar mirror image: the natural world made unnatural, the familiar a shade foreign.
Inside the church, I was greeted by 21 statues of saints arrayed along the side walls, including the single most arresting and peculiar religious image I saw at any mission.
Then I ran for the cover of specifics again, centered myself on the peculiar stubborn images and voices, and it got mercifully back in proportion.
(d to f) A fading contrast peculiar to images relevant to individual multiwalled BN nanotubes present in the fractured ribbons either within the grains (d to e) or along the grain boundaries (f).
