- April 26, 2024
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Niki Butcher, Neal Obendorfer, Jackie Butcher-Obendorfer and Clyde Butcher
Mark and Mary Ellen Pellman
Clyde Butcher has never done commercial photography nor has he done portraits. He has always focused on nature.
Erin Hurter and Kim Dunn
Bogie Korszen, Allison Seador and Dorothy Korszen
This photograph entitled “Myakka Swamp” was taken in 2001.
Commissioner Hagen Brody and Bob Turffs
Jody and Jack Allen
“Cigar Orchid Pond” was taken at Big Cypress National Preserve in 2009.
George Satterly, Marge Ziegler and Beverly and Chris Smith
Bruce and Kate Langsen
Sherri and Greg Reynolds
Clyde Butcher’s new St. Armands Circle gallery is his third gallery.
Helen Volonakis and Debi Osborne
Niki Butcher and Ryan and Rebecca Guttridge
Clyde Butcher has never photographed a portrait.
He has also never done commercial photography.
“I don’t want to be under pressure to do a good job,” Butcher said.
His theory seems to work well. On Nov. 2, he hosted a private reception at his third and newest gallery — this one on St. Armands Circle. Butcher, known for his black and white fine art photography, also has galleries in Venice and Ochopee. Butcher is a former architectural photographer but gave that up in 1969 and moved to landscape photography.
The gallery features Butcher’s work from wild and undisturbed places throughout his native Florida and across the country.
As guests wandered through the gallery, most stopped and shared their delight and awe with Butcher.
“The best part is when you see people smiling,” he said.
