Todd Suttles Art Photography

I found this roaming about Murphy, NC. I did stop to talk to the homeowner. The only explanation she could offer was that “It” was the “landlord’s doing“. She was friendly enough once she understood why I was taking pictures of her home. You really never know what you will find in the South! .…

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A big THANK YOU to everyone who attended the Atlanta Photography Group Exhibit “Summertime” tonight. IT WAS GREAT TO SEE EVERYONE!!! Two images from my series “Red Dirt” were juried into the exhibit by Genie Gaither Jones & Scott Speakes of Okra Magazine.                          …

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…