Sneak Peek for the parents of baby N

Just 20 days old! It was so much fun to do this sweet baby boy's pictures! A few from our newborn session...


The rest of the proofs should be available on the website soon.

hot, sticky, humid, sweltering....

Sneak peek for the parents of M...



The day was a challenge from the start - hot, sticky, humid, sweltering - all before noon! Some days I work a little harder than others... :)

I'll be in touch with the finished proofs soon!

We're rockin and rollin Live!

The new website is live! It opened to some rave reviews too! So exciting - but exhausting too. It felt like moving to a new home, trying to unpack and reorganize, finding a place for everything, getting rid of the extra junk I've been keeping for far too long...

Check it out and let me know what you think! www.stephanieweatherly.com

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Now that the official website is live... I can get my personal work (the stuff I love to photograph!) organized on the Shutterpixie site. I'm getting there. Its so nice working with the simple templates - its all about the images not fancy bells and whistles... http://stephanieweatherly.shutterpixie.com/

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A note to the Huron High school Seniors - Your prom pics are on the new website: www.stephanieweatherly.com Contact me for your password!

E Pluribus Unum

"E Pluribus Unum" is Latin for "Out of Many, One." The theme for Pioneer Middle School's eighth grade photography exhibit. I have been working with the school on this project. The kids photographed New York City and Detroit as well as the Plymouth/Canton Community. The Art Exhibit consisted of nearly 200 images. Incredible images those kids produced. I am in awe of the talent... My oldest Daughter received an honorable mention in the show. (Yeah, I'm bragging...)

Shopping Carts By Alexis Weatherly

Best in show Award. By: Jamie Emens




Check out the show at the Plymouth Arts Council and be blown away by the amazing work of these kids!