Artist Information:
Iain Byrne
Blackpool,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Oct 2006
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Artist Statement:
My vision is to create images
that will inspire the viewer
to seek a richer and closer
connection with our natural
world and its wildlife.
From my early childhood,
surrounded by the rich
wildlife of the North
Yorkshire Dales, I have always
thought of myself as being an
integral part of our natural
world, and not alienated from
it. Through my images I try
and convey this connectivity
with our natural world and
bring my own distinctive style
and technical ability to it.
Today many choose to ignore
the rich diversity that nature
has given us, instead they
prefer to disregard it or at
worst destroy it. I hope that
through my images and writing
I can increase your awareness
of the fragile and precious
nature of our environment, and
promote the concept that our
natural resources and wildlife
are something we must protect
and allow to flourish for
future generations to enjoy.
I believe that a successful
image is a combnation of the
photographer’s technical
ability and personal vision.
An accomplished photographer
not only requires the
technical ability to capture
the flawless image, but also
needs the artistic vision and
style to express his emotions
and feelings within ...
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Iain Byrne's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Iain Byrne's Portfolio. Browse Byrne's body of work: My vision is to create images that will inspire the viewer to seek a richer and closer connection with our natural world and its wildlife.
From my early childhood, surrounded by the rich wildlife of the North Yorkshire Dales, I have always thought of myself as being an integral part of our natural world, and not alienated from it. Through my images I try and convey this connectivity with our natural world and bring my own distinctive style and technical ability to it.
Today many choose to ignore the rich diversity that nature has given us, instead they prefer to ... |
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