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CLEARWATER — By September, visitors to downtown Clearwater might also be able to get a glimpse of the Everglades. City officials are working to set up a free three-year exhibition of the work of award-winning photographer Clyde Butcher, and they are willing to spend up to $500,000 to make it happen. Butcher, who has been described as the Ansel Adams of Florida, is an internationally acclaimed photographer who showcases the natural beauty of the state with his black and white, mural-sized pieces.  “We’re just very excited to have this opportunity and look forward to bringing Mr. Butcher’s work down to downtown,” Christopher Hubbard, cultural affairs coordinator with the city, told Tampa Bay Newspapers on May 19. “We really view it as an opportunity for a lot of people to experience his work, whether they’re familiar with it or just discovering it for the first time.”

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