Viewing jpegs in Finder

Hi everyone,
How can i view my jpegs that i have saved in my picture folder as an icon? (when im in Finder). I can see the actual files but i cant see them as a image (unless i double click and open them up).
Cheers!

Set the view to icon and set the view options to "show icon preview."
Or, set to column view and set the view options to "show preview column."
Finder, View menu, Show View Options (cmd-j).

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