Dancing Flowers Photo Contest Winners
Thank you to all the photographers that shared their best flower photos in the Dancing Flowers Photo Contest with chances to win a Nikon D7100 and more!
A special thanks to our friend and professional photographer Donna Eaton for her collaboration as a guest judge in this photo contest. Donna Eaton has been a full time professional photographer since 2008. A native of North Carolina she now lives on 6 acres in the Upstate of South Carolina with her husband, dog and cats. She spent eleven years as the staff photographer for a raptor rehabilitation and education center before venturing out on her own as a professional photographer. Donna is known for her creative vision and artistic images and seeing with her heart through her camera. Donna loves teaching and sharing her knowledge with her students and enjoys watching them grow as photographers. Donna conducts many workshops through the year and is a sought out featured speaker.
"This image immediately captivated me. It perfectly captures the spirit of a dancing flower with it's feeling of movement and motion. The background is simple and beautiful with it's own sense of movement and it allows the flower to gather all the attention of the viewer. The flower itself is lovely with it's delicate and curved leaves and graceful bloom. It all comes together for beautiful and magical dancing flower image!" - Donna Eaton
"This image has a feeling of a prima ballerina with the chorus of dancers blurred softly in the background. I loved the curved stem of the flower and backlight which gives the flower a sense of movement and grace. " - Donna Eaton
"There's nothing like the feeling of dancing in the rain and this image really conveys that feeling. The petals of the bloom remind me of a dancer's skirt and the droplets give it a sense of freshness. Lovely lighting too!" - Donna Eaton
"The lighting really makes the image special. The beautiful curves and color of the calla lily give the feeling of a flamingo dancer with the layers of her skirt twirling. I can almost hear the music!" - Donna Eaton
