About Photographer Jay Sigal

My photographs reflect a curiosity for the built world and the moments that shape it. The work spans a wide variety of subject matter — from the remnants of steel mills and quiet barn interiors to public gatherings like Summer Solstice celebrations, rodeos, and other random public events. Often, images appear unexpectedly, as if my camera itself draws me toward something worth noticing: a fragment of light, an unusual shape, a fleeting moment.

My camera is not aimed in a single direction. Instead, I follow where it—or perhaps the moment—guides me, seeking what may be impactful whether structural, human, or fleeting. Of course, not all of my images will align with every viewer, but they do align with my vision: finding visual impact in form, texture, and presence wherever it appears.