[Photography] 27 Elegant Images of the World of Dance

Last week we looked at magical images of music, this week let’s explore the world of dance!

Dancers have a lot of passion and determination. It takes a lot of work and practice to be a good dancer, even more to be great. Hmm, sound familiar? Just like anything – the more you do it, the better chance you have of improvement.

I’ve always silently envied dancers. They move with such grace, flow, elegance. Not to mention how fit and strong they always look. Photography of dancers is the same – when done well! This set of images of dancers spoke to me on both levels – the power of the dancer, and the skill and artistry of the photographer.

ACTION by Sergey Sukhovey on 500px

Civetta by Mark Crislip on 500px

Bellydancer by Carlos Esteban Solís Fallas on 500px

Style contemporer Dance by iwan kristiana on 500px

Dust and Dance by Thomas David on 500px

Ballerina by Yongki RS on 500px

The end of tango by Dejan Janev on 500px

ACTION by Sergey Sukhovey on 500px

White Swan by Kobi Alony on 500px

Out of the green by Tomer Jacobson on 500px

the curvature of spacetime by Aufik (A) on 500px

Light As A Feather – Artistic Looks At Dance Through Photography by scottgserio on 500px

Turn turn by Jeronimo Lomba on 500px

Gujarat Tribal Dance by Ivon Murugesan on 500px

Dune Danse – Flight by Stephan Brauchli on 500px

New Year Celebration by Richard Snyder on 500px

Bouba Jallow by Rafa? Bojar on 500px

TANGO by Peter Marosi on 500px

Steve, the fire-meister Crop by Jesse Mount on 500px

Fire Dancer by David Benard on 500px

Fire Staff by Jenny Zhang on 500px

Belly Dancer by gunes demir on 500px

Dancing with light by Shakilov Neel on 500px

ACTION by Sergey Sukhovey on 500px

Ballet by Lorena Gellini on 500px

Body Of Art by Dave Brosha on 500px

Children practicing ballet poses in ballet studio by Hero Images on 500px

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