Photographer Clyde Butcher (with beard) is interviewed for a recently aired PBS show.

Nature photographer Clyde Butcher, renowned for his large black-and-white photographs of the Everglades, is exhibiting in Boca Raton until Nov. 8.

According to the South Florida Sun Sentinel, “Wilderness Visions” is now at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, offering 46 of the romantic and monochromatic pictures the self-taught Butcher has made since 1986.

“He selected these photographs, culled from a career that spans 30 years, after museum curator Wendy Blazier made a few requests: include iconic Florida images and also those Butcher captured while traversing back roads with a couple of hundred pounds of camera equipment and an equal load of patience,” wrote Sun Sentinel contributor Emma Trelles.