Yvonne Butler specializes in fine art and travel photography. Her fine art work covers abstractions, close-up/macro photography, seascapes and landscapes, and architectural design. Of late, Butler has developed an interest in black-and-white infrared photography and is pursuing this specialty. She also works on photo essays of special subjects that are near and dear to her.

Butler has a broad-based background in tangible and intangible sales, product and e-commerce marketing, and information technology. In addition, Butler has used her vocation in fine art photography and fine art printing to provide value-added consulting services to her sales and marketing clients. Her technical skills and "hard and soft sales" ability are supported by a masters degree in information systems from an engineering school and work experience in support of sales, marketing and logistics departments of Fortune 100 companies and, more recently, executive-level work in web site planning and oversight. Butler has extensive experience, doctoral-level education, and training in communication, evidenced in her exemplary platform presentation and writing skills.

Butler is the:

• Co-Author, RAW WORKFLOW FROM CAPTURE TO ARCHIVES: A Complete Digital Photographer's Guide to Raw Imaging (Focal Press), by Philip Andrews, Yvonne J. Butler and Joe Farace, August 2006. (This is a highly technical book for advanced and professional photographers and graphic artists.)
• Editor and Co-author, THE ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER'S WORKBOOK: Professionals Creating and Outputting World Class Images (Focal Press) by Yvonne J. Butler et al, May 2005. (This book covers all aspects of digital imaging and printing.)

Butler has traveled to over 50 countries around the world, photographing all of them since 1970, and she has had extensive training in international peace and understanding. She lived and worked in Europe in the late 1980s. She was one of the first female branch executives of YMCAs in the US, among many other firsts in her career and life.