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October 2024

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October 24 @ 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Clyde Butcher Lecture
DAYTONA BEACH, FL

Museum of Arts & Science 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Daytona Beach, FL - Join Clyde on October 24th for a lecture and book signing at the Museum of Arts and Sciences. Tickets are $38.00 for members, $45.00 for non-members and can be purchased HERE. This event is in conjunction with the showing of Clyde's exhibit Visions of Florida which will be on display from […]

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You might say that designing a book from scratch i

You might say that designing a book from scratch is a labor of love. Clyde is grateful to have a dedicated team working behind the scenes to do just that!

Clyde & Niki’s daughter, Jackie, worked alongside graphic designer Anne, editor Tari, and photo editor Paul to ensure the book was just right.

Throughout the 18-month period, the team printed pages true to size to assess the visual impact of both words and images. Using the Epson printer at Venice Gallery & Studio, they produced a complete sample book that underwent thorough review before the final files were sent to the printer for production.

📷 Starting May 1st, we are diving into a multi-part series sharing Clyde’s life and photography in conjunction with the release of his newest book, arriving in September 2024.

To learn more about this book or to pre-order your copy, visit ClydeButcher.com/Lifeworks.

Comment the word "link" below and we'll send you the link to your inbox!

If you’d like to follow along with this special content series, make sure you’re following us on Facebook and Instagram, add us to your Favorites on each platform, or follow along with #ClydeButcherLifeworks.

Clyde photographed this clamshell orchid (prosthec

Clyde photographed this clamshell orchid (prosthechea cochleata) while he was working with a crew from CBS’s 60 Minutes. They retraced the path of the infamous “Orchid Thief” through the Big Cypress.

This particular clamshell orchid was one seized from the poacher and repatriated to the Everglades, with the hope it would re-establish itself on the trunk of a tree.

In this photograph, the clamshell appears to be a large flower. In reality, the bloom is quite small (about one inch), as are most of the flowers of native Florida orchids.

📷 CLAMSHELL ORCHID 2 © 2003 | Fakahatchee Strand, FL

Please join us in wishing our daughter, Jackie, a

Please join us in wishing our daughter, Jackie, a very happy birthday today!

Cape Romano has many photographic opportunities, b

Cape Romano has many photographic opportunities, but when I heard that the dome houses were no longer on dry land, I had to see it for myself. The houses were built in 1981 on the beach of Cape Romano. They were unique structures at that time.

The fact that they are on a remote island makes them seem both futuristic and retro at the same time – and very much out of place. Now that the beach has eroded out from under the houses, they seem even more strange.

Unfortunately, the domes were washed completely out to shore when Florida was hit by Hurricane Ian in 2022.

📷 CAPE ROMANO DOME HOUSES 5 © 2014 | Barrier Island, Gulf Coast

Today is Earth Day! It's the perfect day to get ou

Today is Earth Day! It's the perfect day to get outdoors and explore this beautiful planet of ours. 🌎

Before you head out on your adventure, let's take a moment to acknowledge the profound bond we share with the Earth. Its well-being is intricately linked to our own health. Let's commit to nurturing our planet, much like we care for our own homes, and embrace this day as an opportunity to honor and celebrate the Earth. Have a wonderful day!

We named our backyard pond Whilden’s Pond in hon

We named our backyard pond Whilden’s Pond in honor of the man who owned the property before us, Leon Whilden. He was a hermit who lived in Big Cypress and turned the property into an orchid and exotic plant nursery.

During the winter, so many birds spend time in our pond that it’s like having the Discovery Channel right outside the swamp cottage window! Watching all of the birds made me long to photograph them; however, capturing them with a large format camera is nearly impossible because of the slow shutter speeds. Generally, animals don’t wait around to have their photo taken. I resolved my dilemma by using Niki’s 6×7 Pentax camera with a 1200mm lens.

I was working downstairs when I looked outside and saw a beautiful egret standing majestically on a log in our pond. I ran upstairs to where I had Niki’s camera all set up and waiting, then very slowly opened the window so I wouldn’t scare the bird, and took the photograph. So, I tell folks that my bird photography is done in the comfort of my own air-conditioned home…I just open the window and take the photograph!

📷 WHILDEN’S POND 1 © 2002 | Big Cypress Gallery

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237 Warfield Ave. S., Venice, FL, 34285
(941) 486-0811 | mail@clydebutcher.com
Tuesday-Friday 10am-4:30pm

Big Cypress Gallery

52388 Tamiami Trail, Ochopee, FL, 34141
(239) 695-2428 | bcg@clydebutcher.com
Open 7 Days A Week 10am-5pm

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