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But to Kilby, only the first two components are different. “1 agree that they’re very different visually but the emotional quality is the same so 1 don’t see the two as being quite so different as others see them. I get the same pleasure, the same fullfillment from the color work as the black and white realistic shots. That’s why I don't see that vast difference.”
The black and white photographs depict landscapes and objects from around Rappahannock and the Blue Ridge foothills. “It’s not just a repetition of everyday life but rather things that people might have seen if they’d stopped and looked,” Kilby explained.
A close-up of tall grass in
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