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Kilby s photography tails into two main areas: fine arts photography and commercial photography. It is the first of the two in which he is most interested, and he has had a number of shows of his work. These include exhibitions at the Fuller Galleries, Fairfax, the Fine Arts Gallery, Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York, and the Intuitiveye Gallery, Washington, D. C. He also has a permanent collection at The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C.
“Fine arts photography,” Kilby explains, “has little or no commercial value whatsoever.” So to support himself, and to give himself time to do fine arts photographs, Kilby does commercial work, and he also teaches at Lord Fairfax Community College in Middletown.
Kilby concentrates on photographing landscapes for his fine art work. He finds Rappahannock ideal for this, and says that he sees more potential photographs all around him than he can ever hope to take, and he has more negatives waiting to be printed than he thinks he will be able to deal with in the near future.
Kilby rarely does portraits, and rarely includes people in
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