Todd Suttles Art Photography

I found Spot on one of my Georgia wander-abouts. I was scouting through Calhoun Georgia when I spotted her. She was just sitting where you see her here, beside a handmade birdhouse, about 6 feet off the ground. Her mom had just returned from the grocery store and was busy trying to keep up with two great…

I am honoured to have my image “The Race” included in Growing Up Human

I found this on the coast of Maine somewhere near Rockport in the mid 80’s. It was carved from a tree trunk and was sitting in a fisherman’s front yard. Back in those days I was shooting Kodak Colorchrome which is what I used to capture this image. I have since had the transparency digitized…

“Balloons” is an image from The 2010 Coachella Music Festival.  

  I am honoured to have “The Race”, one of the images from my Red Dirt Project included in the Growing Up Human Exhibit April 28 through July 5, 2018 (the opening reception has been postponed, but the show will be running) Atlanta Photography Group and Gallery Walk at Terminus are proud to present Growing…

“The Trailer” Another shot from my wander-about yesterday with my dad. He was looking for subject matter to paint; and I was looking for what I look for: images that tell stories of the South. Where else could you find this? It reminded me of the Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz movie where Ricky buys…

“Young Patriot” I believe that if you create enough photographs over a long enough time, you will begin to realize that some you make, and some are just plain flat out given to you. “Young Patriot” is of the latter class. I was just lucky enough to be standing there with a camera in my…

“Off The Diet” One of the things I love about the South is the Southern sense of humour. That combined with the expression “Bless Your Heart” will just about extricate you from any situation you may find yourself in. I created this image in Birmingham, Alabama. My father and I had driven over from Atlanta,…

I found this on one of my North Georgia wanders. It was a very poor day for lighting; I don’t remember why. For me, this image just goes to show that there is always something to find and appreciate; sometimes you just have to get down to the simple, basic things.