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Guest Host Aaron Henkin spoke with photographer Clyde Butcher on August 8, 2007. After Clyde's son died in a car accident in 1986, he gave up color photography for black and white. These two images, Moonrise and Splendid Isolation, are two of the first - and most successful - photographs Clyde Butcher took in that period. Both were taken near his home in Florida.
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