Theresa Fairchild Art Collections
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Artwork by Theresa Fairchild
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Savannah Waterfront to the Golf Course by Theresa Fairchild

Harbor Town, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina III by Theresa Fairchild

Abstract Snow 1 by Theresa Fairchild

Seen from Afar by Theresa Fairchild

The Rouge River I by Theresa Fairchild

Left Turn by Theresa Fairchild

Tybee Island Pier by Theresa Fairchild

Boulder Reflections by Theresa Fairchild

Wassaw Island Afternoon by Theresa Fairchild

Spring Time, Coastal Georgia by Theresa Fairchild

Abstract Industry X by Theresa Fairchild

Beware of the Beast by Theresa Fairchild

Magnolia Bloom by Theresa Fairchild

Geese on the Rouge River II by Theresa Fairchild

Warm Glowing Magnolia by Theresa Fairchild

Historic Iron Works and Home by Theresa Fairchild

Sunning Alligator I by Theresa Fairchild

Small Fishing Boat in the Atlantic by Theresa Fairchild

Where the Inlet Meets the Ocean II by Theresa Fairchild

Hot in the Shallow by Theresa Fairchild

Separated by Cockspur Island II by Theresa Fairchild

Untitled by Theresa Fairchild

Mom and Baby Dolphin by Theresa Fairchild

Marsh in Abstract II by Theresa Fairchild
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About Theresa Fairchild
At nine years old, Theresa Fairchild (F.K.A.Theresa F McGraw) picked up her first camera. Thanks to her parents and their interests in art and photography, she was encouraged to pursue her love of photography. Theresa was all in at a young age and studied and used her dad's 40-year-old darkroom equipment to learn the 'Zone System' developed by Ansel Adams. It wasn't surprising to anyone in her family that after a short time, she outgrew the equipment and the space at home and moved on to the photo lab at a nearby Army base, where she self-taught herself the skills needed to work in a wet darkroom developing and printing both black and white film and color film.
After pursuing other careers (the list is long, and the experience and people she met and worked with are unbelievably remarkable) and being a full-time wife and mother of two sons, Theresa immersed herself in her first love of photography with a renewed passion. Theresa's photography is the beginning of a long journey that is a welcome to her. Her work contains natural images and symbols which reflect her dreams and inspirations, lending each image a surreal quality. In comparison, other images capture different themes, including the possibilities of light, shadows, contrast, people, and her wildly eclectic imagination.
But it isn't only the camera lens that inspires her art. Theresa is also fascinated by the new technologies that are changing the face of photography. When designing and building her personal and business computers, Theresa had a hunch about the new digital camera and printing technology that became rapidly available. Her first business was TFM Productions (2000-2007), where she was a commercial photographer in six galleries and a commercial fine art printer for area artists. Later, when she moved to Northern Minnesota, her business became TFM Fine Art.
Theresa is a member of the American Society Media Photographers, Arts Associations and has published numerous times in Savannah Magazine as a commercial photographer, as well as editorial photographs in The Savannah Morning News, Coastal Antiques and Art, Tybee Breeze, Home Resource Book, the cover of Home Resource Book, the cover of 'Fertile Prayers, Daily Fertile Prayers' and 'Murder on the Silver Comet Trail.' In May 2003, she had her work featured on the cover of The Stars and Stripes with an accompanying TV interview.
She also has seen her work featured in promotional photographs used in banners, posters, brochures, the internet, Award-Winning interior design portfolios, and Aerial photography published in the New York Times. Her Advertising Designs have been published in Southern Living and Home Resource Book. Her work is part of several public and private collections and has been installed in the lobby of a well-known hotel in Savannah, Georgia. Her Photograph 'To Our Troops' is installed in Third ID Headquarters, Fort Stewart, Georgia, The Pentagon, Washington DC, and Tybee Island Lighthouse in Tybee Island, Georgia.
But while she enjoys the technical aspects behind creating her final images, Theresa's joy is in the field surrounded by nature. Be it looking up at the clouds, at skyscrapers, or looking down watching for snakes, snails, butterflies, or gum on the sidewalk, she loves to immerse herself in the wonders of nature. Now that she's more experienced, Theresa also appreciates the vastness of the night sky and enjoys the patience needed to photograph the immense unknown.
Theresa is always up for an adventure when it comes to her photography - even being known to take epic shots in a plane (even when the door opens 1,000 feet up!) Her goal is to constantly explore and seek out the scenes that make her soul sing with joy.
You can see more of her works at TFPixels.com.