Bob Chilton - Art thru Photography

Tools For Understanding – Best of Show
Palm Beach Photographic Centre annual show 2020

“I am humbled by the just announced results of the Palm Beach Photographic center’s annual show competition. This image, my first time entry, won the “Best of Show” award out of all the very talented artists that submitted in this very difficult year. It was part of a show put together a few months ago using MIRRORS to create the series of images. I only wish that the virus hadn’t prevented all my friends from attending the opening which was creatively held “virtually” but which is now viewable in person at the Photographic Centre on Clematis in Downtown W. Palm Beach. (Should read, TOOLS FOR UNDERSTANDING.)” ~ Bob Chilton, Photographer

IMPRESSIONISM

: Orchids After Coffee Impressionism

: Foggy Harbor Impressionism

: Outhouse Impressionism

: Breaker Impressionism

: Beauty In The Ruins Impressionism

: ICM Race Impressionism

RECENT PHOTOS

: Fat Daddy

: Sea Strands

: Thru The Swamp

: Pub Crawling

: Mini Fall

: Light At The End

: Brook

: New Moon

: Shopping’s Done

: Hawk Moon

: Mtn. Lake in the Morning Light

: Greek Bell

: Early Casting for Chum

: Spooky Stairway

: A Perfect Cast in Alaska

: Fishermen Eyeing Fishermen

: Milky Way over Harbor 5

: Better Hurry

: Geyser Deposits

: Stilted House

: Foggy Morning
This excellent image has been selected to be shared on +Top Street SPC page
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: Octopus Fisherman

: Morning at the Pier

: After The Rains

: Porto Venere

: Blue Star Burst

: Cross Mountain, Tx

: Let It Shine

The Lightness of Darkness ~

“Successful businessman, adventurer, world-class sailor, expert fisherman, champion croquet player, Bob Chilton excels at everything he does. Photography is no exception. He takes a special interest in night photography, as seen in his second book, The Lightness of Darkness: Art Through Photography. Here we see his beautiful and well-conceived images taken in many parts of the world."

"Within this book, Chilton included quotations by masters of photographic art. These statements aid in explaining the roots of his image making.”

-Burt Finger, Gallery Director, PDNB Gallery