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Duet pictures – you can always recreate a movement from your dance that would make the perfect photo moment, but if you are looking for some inspiration for something different, look no further than these talented dancers and photographers. If you like what you see, give them a follow and be sure to check out their accounts for more inspiration. As always, we will continue to update this post as we find new ideas for you to enjoy.
1Dancers: Genevieve Carlson & Piper Jackson / Photographer: Melissa Hincha-Ownby
2Dancers: Bailey Goodnight & Bella Cianni / Photographer: JP Studio Photography
3Dancers: Jessie Gunning / Photographer: Damian Tierney
4Dancers: Harrison Lee & Talia Fidra / Photographer: Damian Tierney
5Dancers: Grace Phillips & Andie Marie / Photographer: Canela Photography
6Dancers: Ava Modine & Nicholas Bustos / Photographer: JP Studio Photography
7Dancers: Erica & Savannah Liew / Photographer: KG Photos
8Dancers: Andie Marie & Payton Beasley / Photographer: Al Ponce Photography
9Dancers: Ellie & Ava Wagner / Photographer: KG Photos
10Dancers: Sadie Grace & Ryann Smith / Kerry B Smith Photography
11Dancers: Ellie & Ava Wagner / Photographer: KG Photos
12Kat Newcomb & Carolina Hamilton / Photographer: Jeri Tidwell
13Dancers: Alex Woznyk & Bella Andrews / Photographer: Julianna D Photography
14Dancers: Hannah Sullivan & Ayla Flowers / Photographer: Julianna D Photography
15Dancers: Jess Templeton & Casper Mott / Photographer: Tiia Laukkanen
16Dancers: Estelle Rose & Ida Laukkanen / Photographer: Tiia Laukkanen
17Dancers: Genevieve Carlson & Basia Rhoden / Photographer: Eva Nys Photography
Perfect timing! My daughters have pictures in two weeks and have been trying to come up with some ideas for how they want to pose. Thank you!
Really like the mix of poses where you can see both dancers faces and some more artistic. I prefer to see my dancer’s faces but they prefer the more artistic and creative poses!
Yes, a mix of both is perfect. Love the artistic shots but many parents do prefer shots where they can see both dancers faces!
Thanks for the inspo and giving me some new photographers to follow!
Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by!