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New Book Available for Preorder
"Lens on Life: Documenting Your World Through Photography" is now available for preorder on Amazon. Starts shipping July 15 in the US, Canada, and United Kingdom.
Exibit for National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Stephanie exhibits her documentary photography at the invitation-only Ground-Breaking Ceremony and Celebration for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, GA on June 27.
Speaking at BlogHer '12 Annual Conference
Stephanie joins Elan Morgan and Stacy Jill Calvert at the iPhoneography Session at the annual BlogHer conference in New York City on Aug 3.
Stephanie shares thoughts on iPhoneography and visual journaling.
Feature in March/April Digital Photo Magazine
Read "Master the Moment" and use your mobile camera to experiment and explore personal documentary by Stephanie in the March/April issue of Digital Photo Magazine.
Speaker News from Macworld | iWorld 2012
Stephanie joined Rick Smolan, Harold Davis, and Paul Pierson on the "TIPS FROM THE PRO’s: Taking Digital Photography to New Heights," TechTalk on Jan 27 at the annual Macworld conference in San Francisco. Read the press at Geek Sugar.
Feature in Photographers i Magazine for iPad
Experience this interactive magazine and "Uncover Your Visual Voice with the Art of iPhoneography" feature story by Stephanie C. Roberts in the pilot Nov/Dec issue.
See The Art of iPhoneography is featured on LIFE.com.
See "It Takes a Tweet to Raise a School" photo essay by Stephanie on Forbes.com.
Stephanie is a partner and regular contributor to Shutter Sisters.
Are you ready to see the world in a whole new light? Learn about the non-profit organization with a vision to share photography with children around the world.
"One Life in Motion" is Stephanie's iPhoneography journal. This experimental space is updated daily with new images shot & processed on her iPhone.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 09:55AM 
She continued to walk toward me without hesitation. A quick glance. I caught her eyes, but she pressed on.
Umutara, rwanda in People, Picture Hope
Reader Comments (9)
AMAZING image, friend.
Wow, what an amazing image. I love the movement and the story!
Love how you captured the motion. Very, very nice.
don't see blue skies like these in my atlanta zip code.
Oh, Stephanie, this took my breath away!
I can feel the sun on my skin...this is gorgeous. Amazing capture.
Seems like you had a wonderful trip--can't wait to see more of this stuff! And welcome home. :o)
i can feel my heart exploding as i read your stories
and jen's
and experience all of this moments along side you.
how blessed you are.
xx
Wow. What strikes me--her arms as thin as the sticks.
This is one of my favorite photos. The colors and the movement of the photo caused me to have to peel my eyes away from it.