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 W i n t e r   C o l l a g e 

 The interplay of multiple images to form engaging new visuals is at the heart of my work.  The original photograph becomes a trace element as it merges, fractures, expands, and transforms into a new photographic reality.  There is beauty to be discovered in the light, lines, shapes, colors, textures, and shadows of ordinary objects and places. 

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 These photographs were made in the days surrounding the Winter Solstice, in late December.  The sun was very low in the horizon - barely peeking above the tree tops.  The light was frontal and cold weather clear resulting in saturated colors and deep shadows.  This lovely light lasts only a few weeks in late December.

 

 I enjoy observation and discovery.  There is much to see by simply walking around and looking.                     James Byrne

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Cascade 3 copy.jpeg
1 Ensemble.jpeg
Ensemble  32 x 41  inches

Cascade  32 x 41   inches

Branch and Shadow 3 copy.jpeg

 Branch and Shadow  32 x 41  inches

These photographs are archival pigment prints on industrial vinyl, a pliable material  that flows and bends.  Hanging loose and deliberately unframed, they are captivating images as well as vibrant objects that seem to float on the wall. 

7 Secret Hiding Place.jpeg

 Secret Hiding, archival pigment print,  32 x 41 

8 Tiles.jpeg

Tiles, archival pigment print,  32 x 41 

Wavelength 3 copy.jpeg

Wavelength   32 x 41 inches

Winter Vines 3 copy.jpeg
Winter Vines  32 x 41  inches
Field of View 3 copy.jpeg

Field of View  32 x 41  inches

16 December Sun.jpeg

Winter Sun,  32 x 41 inches

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