Todd Suttles Art Photography

“No Pigeon” was shot while roaming around ST. Thomas. I just loved the composition of this frame. This is the full frame image. The one I posted on Instagram I had to crop down to their aspect ratio. It still turned out OK I think, but I like this one best. The Name? Well, I…

“Tree Line” is a photo I made while exploring South Georgia one weekend. It was created by shooting into the corner of a grass field from the opposite corner. I just liked the way the field’s edges, defined by the trees, converged into the corner point. At first glance, it appears like a panoramic view…

I stumbled across “Big” on another of roundabouts. It was New Year’s Eve, the sun was starting to set. I came around the corner and this tree was just on fire with direct side light. The scene lasted about 8 minutes and it was then gone. What I still wonder today is this: Was the…

It’s February. It is time for a smile and a cheerful outlook. “Buford” is the antidote to a world of woes.  Buford has passed since he posed for his closeup, but his legacy goes on. If you lived in Union County, Georgia (Blairsville), you most likely had occasion to visit the Union County Landfill. If you…

This snapshot of “Lake Ocoee, October 22″ was taken at The River Gallery where it was on exhibit in a Father/Son show featuring my dad’s paintings and my photography. The show ran through the month of January, the opening reception was January 5th; it measures 23.5″ x 23.5” framed. I have not heard if it…

“Perpetual Care” is another image that made me stop; going along with January’s seeming theme now that I have posted a few. “Perpetual Care” asked me to wonder if there is even such a thing? And if there is, does it matter, and who is doing it? Why does it matter? And what is it…

This snapshot of “Corner Stone” was taken at The River Gallery which is currently exhibiting a Father/Son exhibit of my photography and my dad’s painting.  This edition of “Center Stone” measures 20″ x 29″; mounted on half inch foam board, framed with a simple black wood frame. The show opened January 5 and runs through…

“Killer” is a photo I made on another of my North Georgia roundabouts with my dad. We were out shooting, he for painting reference and myself for Sothern imagery. I found this written on the side of a shed belonging to an old farmstead in Union County, North Georgia. There was no other vandalism or…

“Double 00” is an image from a project I have been working on for the past three years: The Tri-County Dirt Race Track, otherwise titled “Red Dirt”. My intent for this project is to capture and convey a culture I completely stumbled upon on one of my walkabouts in North Georgia. I am fascinated with…

It’s good to know that even during the snow-filled single digit days one can always get a spray tan almost anywhere.