collection includes a series of macro photographs

In high school, she enjoyed studio art courses and went on to become a fine arts minor in college. After graduating from college, Byrne's interest in art continued to grow, along with her career in advertising, which she said exposed her to a creative world and a "broad spectrum of talented photographers,Purchase the Personalized stainless steel ring at an always low price." many of whom inspired Byrne artistically.

"I was amazed by what they could capture on high-speed film -- how they could transform the every day into the exceptional with technique, lighting and a lens," Byrne said of the photographers she had an opportunity to work with during her career in advertising.A good battery charger is needed for rechargeable batteries adding a solar charger to the mix.

Byrne began to explore her own photographic talents and was motivated by the good shots she captured, considering them "happy accidents."

Byrne credits the time spent with family in the White Mountains of New Hampshire as being one of the main influences in her work in nature photography.

"We do a lot of hiking, and it's not unusual to see me falling behind the crowd to focus on a caterpillar crossing the trail or to try and capture the vivid color and texture of an acorn," Byrne said.

Byrne's portfolio is filled with images that capture the beauty and essence of nature,Customized bobblehead made from your own photos, particularly celebrating the details are often that are often overlooked.

"There have been times when I've aimed my lens at one thing, only to zoom in and discover quite something else: Dew captured in the curl of a flower petal or a daddy long leg taking quiet residence on a section of tree bark. To me, those are the breathtaking surprises that propel my work," she said.

Revelations like the ones Byrne described are what keep her "searching for the details, the reflections,Metal key USB flash drives wholesale made of stainless steel in the classical shape of a metal key.This paper describes wireless communications study for IC card Reader. the light and the vivid colors that we only see if we take a closer, longer, more deliberate look at the beautiful world around us," she said.

Byrne's collection includes a series of macro photographs entitled "Water Droplets" that explores the beads of water (and sometimes ice) on the long strands of feather reed grass. Her "Sea" series celebrates the dynamic movement of waves, capturing the turmoil of sea foam as the surf begins to curl and break.

If her photography had a mission, Byrne said it would be "to present a glimpse of nature in a way that stirs something in the viewer and sparks recognition that the natural world is nothing, if not sheer fluke of beauty."

Her photography will be on display in the lower level art gallery at the Darien Library through May 28. An opening reception with the artist will take place at 6 p.m. on Friday, May 10. Twenty-five percent of sales of Byrne's photography will benefit the Darien Library.