Todd Suttles Art Photography

Most of the time I use Photoshop and other editing tools to alter my photograph in ways that help it to tell the story I originally wanted to say when I snapped the shutter; usually adjusting elements that would have been manipulated in the darkroom if the original had been a film image. Then sometimes…

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I made this with my new Canon Camera this morning. I wish I had upgraded sooner. It is always so much fun to have a new camera! Fine Art Print Available, Click Here . .

Vanessa’s House

Another shot from my visit to Tallulah River in North Georgia last weekend. I don’t know these kids, but I sat on the same spot when I was their age. Charlie’s Creek feeds into the Tallulah River right here. There is an old logging road that runs behind them parallel to Charlie’s Creek for several…

Temperature -(Political) I found this on one of my rambles in the North Carolina mountains. For me, it speaks of our current political climate: the divide, patriotism, shadow falling, thermometer, building clouds and an upturned wheelbarrow symbolizing an unwillingness to work towards a solution. This photo is not about one side or the other; does…

When I was a kid my family spent many hours on this North Georgia river. There was a time when I could have described every boulder as I encountered it my mind. I went back today to visit my old friend. It had fared better than I had feared but it is still sad to…

Roanoke, Alabama Memorial Day 2018 . . Fine Art Print Available, Click Here .                                                               Original:

I thought it would be fun to post the original photograph and how I altered it to create this image. See below. Thanks, -t Fine Art Print Available, Click Here final:                                                …

One year ago today, Chip Standifer and I did a photo-ramble through lower Alabama. This photo is one of my favorite images from that trip. I love the simplicity of the shape and the contrast between red and green. I have no idea what the age of this train station might be, but I would…