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HALF DOME 48 © 2006
Yosemite National Park, CA

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My favorite lenses are wide-angle. I rarely use long lenses, however on this image I photographed using a 450mm on my 5×7” view camera. I…

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YOSEMITE 4 © 2006
Yosemite National Park, CA

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On this day the fog had rolled into the valley. When I saw these bare trees contrasted against the fog, I immediately saw a photographic…

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YOSEMITE WEST 62 © 2006
Yosemite National Park, CA

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I live in Florida. Snow isn’t really my “thing”, but when it falls right outside my hotel room…well, that’s easy! I photographed this scene from…

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Clyde was totally consumed by the drama of this st

Clyde was totally consumed by the drama of this storm, which moved in fast and low, so low that it seemed as though he could almost touch the clouds. As he stood in the water taking this photograph, he suddenly felt a stinging sensation on his legs.

He looked down and saw they were completely covered with mosquitoes. That’s life in the Everglades!

LITTLE PAVILION KEY © 1989 | Ten Thousand Islands
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I had an urge to photograph, but the weather wasn’t cooperating. It was either sunny and windy, or overcast and windy. I decided I needed to go, and so we went in search of something to photograph.

As we drove along Tamiami Trail we could see beautiful clouds forming in the east, so we headed in that direction. When we came to Airport Road, we headed down it and found some wonderful dwarf cypress trees with rolling clouds behind them.

Just what I was looking for! Niki and I spent the afternoon photographing as the clouds rolled across South Florida.

AIRPORT ROAD 1 © 2014 | Big Cypress National Preserve
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Many people told us about a beautiful secret place

Many people told us about a beautiful secret place in north Florida. the name of the place is a tongue twister: Chasshowitzka River. When we decided to do some photography along the northwest coast all we could remember was the name of the place had a “Z” in it. We eventually found the location, and true to the stories people had told us, it is a beautiful place.

We launched our pontoon boat near the freshwater spring and spent a week on the river photographing both the freshwater area and the brackish area. Seven Cabbage Cut is taken out in the wetlands at the mouth of the river.

The photograph is unusual because it was taken from our boat. I saw the scene and knew it was what I wanted to photograph. We anchored the boat and I climbed over the edge, down into the saw grass, then immediately sunk into the muck up to my waist.

Setting up the tripod in the muck would be impossible. With difficulty, I climbed out of the muck and got back into the boat to consider my predicament. I knew I wanted to photograph this scene, but how?

The solution to my problem was to put out four anchors, one at each corner of the boat. They helped stabilize the boat, although we did sway slightly with the current. I set up my 12-foot ladder, tripod, and camera on the bow of the boat.

After getting my focus adjusted and my film in place, Niki went to the stern of the boat and watched for the moment the boat stopped swaying, at which time I took my photo.

I took seven photos that way and only one negative was without movement. It was amazing that I managed to get one good negative under those conditions.

SEVEN CABBAGE CUT © 1991 | Florida Gulf Coast
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Naples Botanical Garden – The Last Day by Niki B

Naples Botanical Garden – The Last Day by Niki Butcher

Tears came to my eyes as we packed up and prepared to leave. The peace and joy of being in such a beautiful place is hard to describe. Oh, how wonderful it would be if we all cared for the earth as lovingly as Naples Botanical Garden staff cares for their property.

Thanks to all of the folks who work at the Garden. Needless to say, this beautiful memory will last a lifetime.

Thank you for following along on this journey remembering our time at the garden. If you'd like to see the rest of the photos, visit #ClydeandNikisAdventures . You can also visit naplesgardens.org to plan a visit of your own to the gardens.

Every afternoon I would drive up to the tundra at

Every afternoon I would drive up to the tundra at 12,000 ft. to look for possible photographs. When I saw the Elk surround this pond, I was enticed with the idea of photographing a pond on the very edge of a cliff, but I had to wait until the Elk left.

After they finished their afternoon naps, and left the area, I hiked down to the pond and took this photograph.

ELK POND © 1997 | Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
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Naples Botanical Garden - Natural Florida written

Naples Botanical Garden - Natural Florida written by Niki Butcher

A considerable portion of the property is natural Florida. It consists of a large lake, a boardwalk that takes you to an overlook of the saw grass and swamp, and an excellent paved path that circles the lake.

It's a long walk to the boardwalk, so we never saw many people there; we did see a lot of birds though! And, of course, this is where we felt most at home, looking out over Florida's beautiful, unique environment.

#ClydeandNikisAdventures is the place to see all of the photos from our trip to Naples Botanical Garden. You can also visit naplesgarden.org to learn more about the garden and plan your own visit.

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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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