“singular image” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a single picture, photograph, or other visual depiction. For example, “The portrait of the queen was a singular image of stateliness and dignity.”.
A singular image of a small Midwestern community comes to mind.
It was then, he said, that he found the singular image that connected each of his subjects.
The family legacy on which Jeb Bush could draw narrowed to the singular image of the decider.
They evoked a singular image — enduring in my memory nearly 60 years hence — embodying the urban charm of Manhattan.
"We were reacting to the visual buzz," Mr. Ropiha said, "and tried to create a strong singular image in contrast".
Luis Gustavo Mena does much of his work on the sides of restaurants and other businesses whose occupants want a singular image on the street.
I would log on to a website that presented, one after another, singular images of tens of thousands of galaxies observed by the Hubble telescope, each billions of light years away.
The aim seems to be to create a cumulative effect through the book that is greater than the impact of the singular images — and there is no escaping the overwhelming sense of Afghanistan's blight.
The Iraq war delivered few singular images for the popular imagination, partly because the country was too dangerous for photographers to move around freely, but also because in an age of saturated media coverage and short attention spans, it may be more difficult for news images to take root in the collective memory.
Thinking, for Bergson, occurs when pure memory moves forward into singular images.
Here we have a movement from singular images to generalities, on which action can be based.
