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SUMMARY:Online Event: Climate of Art: Let's Talk Photography with Clyde Bu
 tcher
LOCATION:West Kendall Regional\nWest Kendall Regional
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DESCRIPTION:Join photojournalist Andres LaBrada and photographer Clyde But
 cher as they discuss Butcher's iconic black and white photographs of the F
 lorida Everglades\, his use of large format cameras to capture landscapes\
 , and how his photographs have paved the way for conservation efforts. Cly
 de Butcher's books can be found in the MDPLS catalog. Event will be hosted
  on zoom\, registration is required. For more information\, please contact
  Tiffany Walker at 305-921-5819 or walkert@mdpls.org. Ages 12+.\nhttps://m
 dpls.libnet.info/event/10433882
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>About Clyde Butcher:&nbsp\;</stron
 g>Clyde butcher is an American Photographer. He uses a large format camera
  to photograph landscapes. He is known for capturing iconic black and whit
 e photographs of the Florida Everglades. Mr. Butcher is also the recipient
  of many awards in photography but also for his conservation efforts.</p>\
 n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-images/events/mdpls/1994
 -_Iconic_Clyde_by_woody_walters_12x12_-_1103x1103_px.png" alt="Clyde Butch
 er photographed by Woody Walter 1994" title="Iconic Clyde by Woody Walter 
 (1994)" width="538" height="538" /></p>\n<blockquote>\n<p><em>Photography 
 is a visual art that allows us to capture and freeze a moment in time. But
  it's not just about seeing with our eyes and capturing what's in front of
  us\; it's also about feeling and interpreting what we see. A photograph c
 an evoke emotions\, tell a story\, and convey a message\, all through the 
 use of composition\, lighting\, color\, and other elements. As a photograp
 her\, it's important to not only see the world around us but also to feel 
 it\, and then translate that feeling into our photographs.&nbsp\;</em></p>
 \n<p>- Clyde Butcher</p>\n</blockquote>\nhttps://mdpls.libnet.info/event/1
 0433882
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