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Happy Mother’s Day 2012
by stewiehues on May.13, 2012, under General

Thanks for all you do.
Thankful.
by stewiehues on Apr.24, 2012, under General
I am thankful for the upcoming projects. Spring is a wonderful time to shoot photos. This should be a rewarding experience.
There are no direct routes to success. It is a journey.
Booking Spring/Summer 2012
by stewiehues on Apr.18, 2012, under General
With taxes behind you, do you need to update your headshot? Need photos for your business? Stewie Hues Media is currently booking for this spring and summer.
Openings available contact today!!!
Gallery: Primal Mud Run Mid Atlantic 2012
by stewiehues on Apr.16, 2012, under Events, General
A new gallery: Primal Mud Run Mid Atlantic 2012
Warrenton, VA – I have never witnessed anything quite like this. I enjoyed photographing the participants of the Primal Mud Run in Warrenton, VA .
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Strange Weather
by stewiehues on Jan.12, 2012, under General
What season is it here in Virginia? I am not really sure. We have had some snow rain thunder and minimal snow.
If you don’t like the weather in Virginia, just wait a day.
Thanks 2011, Moving on to 2012
by stewiehues on Jan.01, 2012, under General
Thanks for all the memories 2011. I will carry the momentum into 2012.
Tooth Ache, Pain
by stewiehues on Dec.16, 2011, under General


The were ups, downs and even some toothe aches in 2011. This should not remove any of the great things that happened in the past year. It should be a reminder there are challenges on the way to success.
Learning your weaknesses are just as important in knowing and learning your strengths. Stay focused on a goal can be challenging. But being able to believe in yourself can help you maintain focus on the stepping stones to success.
Having a good structure of support and friendship as you go along this journey is also beneficial. Your support structure William believe in you even when you think you are at your lowest moments
I want to thank everyone for all the support go en to me and to Stewie Hues Media in 2011.
THANK YOU
Success of Others
by stewiehues on Dec.14, 2011, under General
Perhaps the greatest feeling of all is knowing someone who has achieved a goal and sharing in the success. We often get caught up in our own battles of success and failure. Sometimes it can be good for the soul to enjoy the success of others.
This isn’t some feel-good mumbo jumbo. But there is no point in moping in the corner while everyone else is sipping champagne.
Have a great day everyone!!!!

Remembering Carter Stanley
by stewiehues on Dec.01, 2011, under General
I have never admired a man so much that I have never met. His songs will live on forever. The stories I have heard about him make me feel a if I knew him.
On May 1, 1999, I met Ralph Stanley in Warrenton, VA and that was truly a life changing experience. I had limited knowledge of the Stanley Brothers’ catalog. After that day I was drenched in anything that had Carter and Ralph.
My ear was opened to a sound that reminded me of my late grandfather’s singing in a little church house in Ashville, VA. I couldn’t get enough of it.
It was there I began to listen to in the individual instruments. It was the lead guitar playing and bass singing of a man from western NC that made the Stanley sound unique and evermore pleasant to the ear. His name was George Shuffler.
There were Gospel songs, sad songs, love gone wrong songs, and good ol’ killin’ songs. But in it all there was a feel of true love for the music.
Carter passed away December 1, 1966. I have been told by many that I would have made friends very quickly with Carter. I would have loved to have met him and hugged his neck.
Skin soaked revelations, whiskey before dawn. It won’t be the same now that Carter’s gone.
Carter Stanley I will NEVER forget you and some day I’ll meet you up there!!!
28th Anniversary
by stewiehues on Sep.05, 2011, under Events, General
28 years ago, I went to see my first NFL game. But before the game my father took me to the Marriott Hotel where the Dallas Cowboys were leaving from to go to RFK stadium.
I saw several buses lined up a few cabs. And then these men larger than life. John Dutton, Ed “Too Tall” Jonesnn Tony Dorsett all walked out of the hotel lobby onto the team buses.
Then an older gentleman with a fedora and a briefcase came out. I couldn’t believe it. At that moment there was God, Jesus and Tom Landry. It was not even a minute of my nine year old life. But I will never forget meeting Tom Landry on September 5, 1983.
Dallas won that game on a 4th Quarter comeback 31-30. A rookie by the name of Darrell Green played his first game. Howard Cosell called Redskin receiver Alvin Garrett a “little monkey” diring the ABC broadcast.
Landry and Green both are enshrined in the NFL Hall of Fame. But that nt my dad became first ballot hall of famer!!!
Parents remember NOTHING you do or don’t do is small to your child. Some things just standout more than others.