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BADLANDS 1 © 2006
South Dakota

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We were only in the Badlands for twenty-four hours, but what a glorious time it was! A violent storm ripped rapidly through the area bringing…

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CASEY KEY RAINBOW © 2011
Barrier Island, Venice, FL

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The Sarasota Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast invited me to be their first Artist in Residence. I spent two weeks rambling around taking photos…

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The Aspen trees had just begun to change into thei

The Aspen trees had just begun to change into their fall colors as I entered the high country of Utah. I had just spent a week down in the desert, and as we came up into the mountains it felt good to once again be among the trees. When I saw this scene, with the light reflecting off the bright yellow leaves of the Aspen trees, it gave me a wonderful feeling of being alive. I scrambled to capture the scene before the sun disappeared.

DEER CREEK © 1998 | Utah | Learn More at ClydeButcher.com

I had spent the day photographing deep in the Ever

I had spent the day photographing deep in the Everglades with my friend, Oscar Thompson.

As the day grew late, I saw the sky develop into an extraordinary cloud pattern, and I knew I’d have to make a choice. I could safely leave the Everglades while there was still light, or stay and take the photo.

I chose the photograph. As the sun fell behind the horizon and the land shifted to pitch black, the swamp came alive with the sounds of nocturnal animals and insects.

I was very grateful to be with Oscar, a fifth-generation Floridian, who was familiar with this daunting land.

📷 ROCK ISLAND PRAIRIE © 1987 | Western Everglades | Deardorff 8×10 camera on Tri-X film | Camera settings f/45 | 121mm Schneider Super-Angulon lens | orange filter | 1 second | Learn More at Clyde Butcher.com

The Canopy Trail in Myakka leads to the wonderful

The Canopy Trail in Myakka leads to the wonderful experience of walking through the treetops. The park, through the financial support of the community and the help of Meg Lowman, built a suspension bridge through the tops of the trees, so that we can experience the environment of treetops. Wonderful!

On the day I took this picture, the trail was flooded. It looked like a water wonderland, and remarkably different from the other times I had walked the trail.

📷 MYAKKA CANOPY WALK © 2001 | Myakka River State Park, Sarasota

Driving up Highway One along the coast of Oregon i

Driving up Highway One along the coast of Oregon is very dramatic. It seems that at every turn in the road there is another wonderful photographic opportunity.

Bandon Beach is one of my favorite stops along the coast. The beach is littered with monuments of rock that have been whittled away by the force of the ocean. It’s a joy to experience and fun to photograph.

📷 BANDON BEACH 3 © 2013 | Oregon Coast | Learn More at ClydeButcher.com

Mangroves are a wondrous plant. Imagine a tree tha

Mangroves are a wondrous plant. Imagine a tree that survives in saltwater! I am constantly amazed by their sculptural beauty and the important part they play in the ecosystem of the world.

I wanted to photograph this mangrove from a high position, so we pulled our boat up onto the beach and I set up my tripod on the bow of the boat. It was tricky because the boat refused to sit still; it kept bouncing around in the waves.

I was having difficulty taking the photograph, so my wife, Niki, tried to steady the boat. I took several shots but finally managed to get one that had no movement.

📷 INDIAN KEY PASS 6 © 1997 | Everglades National Park, FL | Deardorff 8×10 camera | T-Max 100 film | Camera settings: f/45 | 90mm Schneider Super-Angulon XL lens | orange filter | 1 second

Clyde popped in the Venice Gallery & Studio to sig

Clyde popped in the Venice Gallery & Studio to sign a mural-sized 5 foot by 7 foot darkroom photograph. 🤩

📷 LOOSESCREW SWAMP SANCTUARY 2 © 1994 | Big Cypress Gallery | Deardorff 8×10 camera on T-Max 100 film | Camera settings: f/45 | 72mm Schneider Super-Angulon XL lens | 6 minutes

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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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