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I’ve never seen such an entertaining stumble through the awkward misuse of photoshop tools, techniques and nomenclature. I watched both parts with pure delight.

I was born and raised in Everglades City. It was the best place on earth until the government put restrictions on those who know the land best.

What an amazing piece of equipment your 10 x 8 enlarger is. I would really like to have a go at using it. Personally I only enlarge 5x4.Thanks for a great video.

Thanks Clyde for making this simple to understand.❤

Thank you for sharing these two videos. I have found them to be so informative and inspiring. Like Clyde says in the video I too have found there is so much experimentation in evolved in processing black and white photographs. Two brilliant videos have given me another approach to processing my images.

for an ultimate experience get eaten by alligator.

That thing is pretty scary walking up to me like that

I used to talk to Clyde when he presented his work at art shows years ago. I've known about his work for a long time because I've been a photographer for over 50. Clyde is an inspiration!!!

Loved your work when it was on exhibit at the Orlando Museum of Art. Was spellbinding. Thanks so much for your work.

BW seems to capture our memories better. I love color, but my BW images are better! Butcher a great photographer! Oh! I dislike Dali!

I just received mine,it’s a gift for a friend who loves to photograph nature. I think she’ll love it.

video quality 480, 😭😭😭 and where can I buy/download the disk in higher quality 1080 or 4k❤️

Seeing the colour, not the image … exactly! Brilliant stuff … thanks! 📷⛵️🕰️🙂

I am really enjoying your views and suggestions for digitally controlling my final images. It’s helping me so much, because I have enjoyed your large format images for many years. I feel your film expertise, makes your Photoshop tutorials more meaningful.

Clyde I always think of you as the 8x10 guy with the giant enlargers and huge prints. Didn’t know you had a digital work mode side. Thanks for the info.

Unique

its sad with all the people moving to florida they will leave no water for the everglades

King K. Rool on the move, living his best life

Do you use hypo clear to remove hypo?

Oh boy wish I could print with him, man that would be a bucket list thing for sure as I like printing BIG!

Magnificent camera,there is nothing like it in the world, when you try an 8X10 you will have arrived at the K2 of photography!

In enlarging a 4x5 to 11x14, I put the film in the carrier and compose full size, then take the negative out of the carrier and make a 60 second 4x5 contact print in the enlarger light with the Kodak Projection Print Scale. Inspection of the sectors allows me to get close to final exposure. Then I make a contract print at the indicated exposure to verify it, may adjust accordingly. Don't need to waste a lot of paper with trial prints. The negative goes back in the enlarger and the full size print is made. The 4x5 paper is cut from the box of 11x14 paper, has to be exactly the same paper.

Dream vacation ... are there more details about this?

Thank you Mr. Clyde !

A true legend right there. Amazing stories.

Wow ! What a life lived !

When I was kid I worked at a place in the mid 70s called General Graphics in San Francisco. Eddy Dyba was the master printer and did all the mural work. Printed with an 8x10 Durst he usually projected onto a large wall. Printed Dorothea Lange's, Bill Owens', and others' negs. Kirk Anspach was the second leading printer, and he did all of Jim Marshall's negs. Kirk used a 5x7 Durst. Heady times for a kid like myself who retouched all the prints. Nice to see the craft still pursued. After I left GG, I ended up as an assistant in a food photog's studio who primarily used 8x10 Deardorfs. There's nothing like an 8x10 chrome, it seduces you.

Camera, tripod, extra memory cards & batteries, A netted hammock, gps & enough food for a few days, I wouldn't want to come back out. Would a lone hiker have to worry about alligators or pythons in there?

God bless you and your work.I collected water samples throughout Everglades National Park for United States Geological Survey.Drove down every levee in the park.The Everglades is a very special place.I ❤ all of your pictures,You must be familiar with a Mr.Ron Bergeron,of coarse. Both ,you and he care so much of our beloved Everglades.I appreciate both of you,Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,please be careful out there.God bless you and your family. Good luck and God Bless.I fished the Everglades for 23 years.

Fine Art Photography,Large Format forever!!!!!!

I see the time, effort, and precision he's used to get such magnificent results.

Nice photos. I can't believe you are waist deep in that gator party.

Inspirational !!!

Who let the dinosaur out of its sanctuary?

Oh lawd he comin

Clyde... I absolutely love you and your wife... AMAZING HUMAN BEINGS.

this is awesome! love these trees and Clyde Butchers work! by any chance you heard the legend of the gumbo limbo and poisonwood!? I didn't know it till this Cuban guy released a song about it ua-cam.com/video/4tvUaiGa0AM/v-deo.html I had to click the CC to understand it hahaha but it's awesome! worth checking out!

thank for inspiring people about the western everglades

I was at Clyde's studio last month and saw the dry side of his darkroom. I'd give anything to apprentice there for a week while prints are being made.

Magnific Large Format Photography,magic,fantastic art work!

hi, mister Clyde im from the Philippines and a huge fan of yours I was amazed at your photographs, your love of nature especially how to convince your wife to be involved in your hobby and work as you said as your nurse, my wife is a nurse but I can't involve her to my photography any way may I know what is your everyday lens brand focal length.

Visited his galaxy last week ... beautiful

Every photo is a story in itself. Love it.

I admire you Mr. Butcher. You're a tenacious photographer.

I love the swamps of Florida...my favorite place to be!

Many thanks!

Thank you so much for sharing your stories 📸

That poor light meter :-) Looking forward to more stories, thank you Clyde

Clyde Butcher is a National Treasure!

Visited your place last week.... beautiful photography and your wife’s work is quite nice! I didn’t want to leave. First heard of the Everglades when I read Zora Neal Hurston’s Their Eyes Where Watching God, she loved the Glades and Florida in general.... finally last week I visited....