Clyde Butcher (Florida, b. 1942) Clyde Butcher is often called "the Ansel Adams of Florida." Since the early 1980s when he moved to Florida from California, Butcher has built a career as one of the most highly regarded black-and-white landscape photographers in the world. Today his work in the wild areas of Florida represents one of the best environmental arguments for preserving what remains of the state's rich natural heritage. Askart, 2016. 13 x 19 inches, framed to 20 x 24 inches.