Apalachicola River: An American Treasure

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Apalachicola River: An American Treasure Author: Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: University Press of Florida
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Pages: 81 Illustrations and other contents: 52 duotones Language: English ISBN: 9780813030166 Categories: , , ,

Clyde Butcher’s photographic journey along the Apalachicola and its tributaries captures a special, little-known part of Florida where much of the environment is still in its natural state. This hundred-mile waterway from the Georgia border to the Gulf of Mexico winds between steep bluffs, through rich cypress forests, and across grassy glades to provide the lifeblood for a vast expanse of undeveloped country. Moving with an artist’s eye through this landscape, Butcher documents the river’s blackwater grandeur as well as the quiet beauty of individual locations – waterfalls, cypress-filled creeks, spreading wetlands, a striking array of rare plants, and the turbid, serpentine tributaries of one of the richest estuarine systems in the northern hemisphere. From uplands to Apalachicola Bay, Butcher’s remarkable images share the beauties of a very special region. “Apalachicola River – An American Treasure” is the companion to a PBS documentary by Elam Stolzfus of Live Oak Productions.

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"Clyde's awe-inspiring photographs offer a window into many wondrous aspects of the river.... Clyde has immortalized another piece of Florida's natural and cultural heritage for generations to enjoy." - from the Foreword by Governor Jeb Bush "Clyde Butcher and the Apalachicola River are a perfect marriage.... In this book, Clyde's classic black and white photographs of natural Florida are joined with the mystical beauty of the Apalachicola." - from the Introduction by Senator Bob Graham"