For his photographs in the Domestic Images series, Cagle used his apartment complex in Sturgeon Bay as a backdrop for discovering everyday objects and overlooked spaces. His contemplative eye captures them in spare and elegant compositions, distinguished by their clear and lyrical color. In isolating those things and moments found within his immediate surroundings—a box of Kleenex, a laundry cart, a hallway staircase, sunlight on a wall—he draws on the formalist idiom of modernist photography to achieve a deeply personal vision.