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ASPEN 1 © 2014
Yellowstone National Park, WY

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Our visit to Yellowstone National Park during the fall was filled with colorful beauty. The aspen trees were all turning yellow. Perfect for a black…

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BIG TALBOT 5 © 1989
Jacksonville, FL

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This area of Big Talbot Island, near Jacksonville, reminds me of the coast of California near Carmel; rugged and wind-blown. It is a fun area…

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BIG TALBOT 6 © 1989
Jacksonville, FL

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This foggy photograph of Big Talbot Island was taken in the summer. The temperature was in the 90’s and the humidity was unbearable. I had…

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Dead Lakes is a very unusual lake. It’s difficul

Dead Lakes is a very unusual lake. It’s difficult to get around unless you know the lake very well because old dead cypress trees can be 1-20 feet beneath your boat. If you go to fast you might lose your prop, and so we put-putted around the lake at a nice slow speed. I took this photograph from the boat.

The water was deeper than my tripod, so Niki and Elam Stoltzfus held the boat against cypress knees while I photographed. I was very pleased that the film came out sharp.

📷 DEAD LAKES 19 © 2005 | Florida Panhandle | Learn More at ClydeButcher.com

I spent a day in Biscayne Bay on a photo trip. Lat

I spent a day in Biscayne Bay on a photo trip. Late in the afternoon, the sun began to break through the clouds creating fantastic patterns of light that sprinkled across the water.

The area was very shallow, so I hopped out of the boat to set up the camera but quickly found myself waist-deep in muddy sand. I wallowed over to the place I wanted to photograph while Niki slowly maneuvered the boat as close as she could get, and handed me my camera gear.

By the time I finished taking the picture, I was stuck. In an attempt to free myself, I ran my hand down my leg, creating a space for air in the mud to break the suction. I escaped, but the mud claimed my wedding ring. Now I like to tell people that “Dare’s gold in dem dare mangroves!”

LINDERMAN KEY © 1997 | Homestead, FL | Linderman Key | Deardorff 8×10 camera on T-Max 100 film | Camera settings: f/45 | 120mm Nikkor SW lens | orange filter | 3 seconds | Learn More at ClydeButcher.com

This river is the pride of the community of Jupite

This river is the pride of the community of Jupiter on the east coast of Florida. It is a wild and scenic river that runs through town, but when you are canoeing on it you’d never know you were a step away from a busy community.

📷 LOXAHATCHEE RIVER 7 © 1991 | Jonathan Dickinson State Park

You may wonder why so many people visit Yellowston

You may wonder why so many people visit Yellowstone National Park. The land is so unstable; it’s a little nerve-racking. But I enjoy photographing the diverse geological land formations that are features of the park. The area around Orange Spring Mound is fascinating; however, the intensity of the value scale makes it very difficult for black and white photography.

📷 ORANGE SPRING MOUND 2 © 2015 | Yellowstone National Park, WY | Learn More at ClydeButcher.com

"Yesterday's the past, tomorrow's the future, but

"Yesterday's the past, tomorrow's the future, but today is a gift. That's why it's called the present" -Bil Keane

Today is a great day to be doing what you love. 📷

Now that we have added a second location for my ga

Now that we have added a second location for my gallery and studio in Venice, I am finding the opportunity to explore the Myakka State Park.

For a good portion of the summer, Myakka was submerged under an abundance of water, making it a wet wonderland of tropical splendor. However, the abundance of water forced the park to close its gates.

Fortunately, Ranger Paula was kind enough to drive me around in the park jeep to many unique locations. Everywhere I looked I found great scenes to photograph…Myakka is truly a beautiful place.

📷 MYAKKA RANCH HOUSE ROAD 1 © 2001 | Myakka River State Park, Sarasota

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

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

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