Todd Suttles Art Photography

Molena, Georgia 2018 Molena is the home of the South by Southeast Photo Gallery. I stumbled upon this shot while visiting last year.

I am very excited and honored to be included in Photo Buckhead 2018. My photograph “Court” was juried into the show by Michael James O’Brien. Michael James O’Brien is the Associate Chair of Photography at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Atlanta. O’Brien earned a BA from Kenyon College and a BFA and…

I am very excited to be included in The Southern Landscapes exhibit opening tonight at The SxSE Gallery. “Blairsville, Georgia” was selected by Molly Roberts to be included in the exhibit. Molly Roberts is a photography editor, curator, and photographer; currently Senior Photography Editor at National Geographic Magazine. Prior to this, she served as Chief…

“Once Upon A Crime” -2015, Atlanta, Georgia Some photographs are best left to speak for themselves. This is one of those. This image is available as an open edition in my online gallery store starting at $15  

“Woodpile” I knew instantly that I wanted this to be a black and white image. The textures, shadows, and colors were just too good. This photo is available in my online gallery store as an open edition, starting at $15.

I shot this while roaming the back streets and less touristy areas of St. Thomas. I love to wander along the edges. The most interesting things, at least to me, seem to be off by themselves, waiting to be discovered. What attracted me to this was partly the way the light was moving through the…

“Trilogy” I love the mountain streams in North Georgia and Appalachia. It is amazing to me how much they vary. Some are quite turbulent with erosion tumbled car-sized boulders smoothed like marbles; others are silent, deep and zen-like. There is a peace and reassurance to be found sitting by both types. I like to imagine each…

ON HOW TO PICK A CHICKEN FOR YOUR POT From The Best Cook n The World: Tales From My Moma’s Table by Rick Bragg (on Amazon) “City people like to think my people just grabbed a chicken up off the yard or out of the coup at random, just snatched whichever unlucky bird wandered within grasp. This…

A friend and I had driven towards Washington, Georgia for a photo-ramble. My friend traces his ancestors to this part of the state as original settlers. We stopped to have lunch at this little cafe on the square and I just loved the light as it was coming into the restaurant. A little from Wikipedia about the…

It seldom snows in Georgia but in some of the higher elevations, it does occur sometimes. The trick is to get enough to cover, without blocking access to the roads; North Georgia is definitely not set up to clear all the roads. This image is from one of those rarer times. I was able to get…