For the first time, The Dancers Eye will be coming to Jewels of the Orient.  We will be offering portrait sessions, mini performer shoots, Saturday Red Carpet shots and covering all of the performances.  Please read all the details on the form carefully. 

All files are released and you can use them for your personal promotion!  If you’d like to pre-purchase a package, just email Carrie at: carrie@thedancerseye.com

Carrie Meyer, Photographer/The Dancers Eye, has had an interest in
cameras and photography from a very young age, when her parents
first allowed her to experiment with several of their cameras. She
fondly remembers her first Kodak Instamatic, and the variety of fun
shots she was able to capture with it.

Carrie began bellydancing in 2001, after losing 100 pounds. She
sought to find a workout that would inspire her to keep the weight off,
while not being tied to the gym. Little did she know at the time that
this was just the beginning of a love affair with dance that has now
spanned a well over decade for her. In this period of time, she has
learned traditional Egyptian, ATS and Fusion, and has danced in
groups that have featured all these styles. Carrie is currently doing
further studies in ATS and has actively danced in several St. Louis
based performing groups for over 10 years.

Regardless of the photographic subject matter, Carrie’s work shares
certain commonalities. The clarity of the images represented,
thoughtful composition, and the meaning of the moments in time that
she captures characterize her work. The foundation of her work
builds out from the strength and power of the basic images, and the
personality, of her subjects. Having married her love of bellydance
with her love of photography, Carrie offers her dancer subjects a
unique opportunity to work with an artist who truly understands the
dance, and how dancers want themselves to be portrayed.

Carrie's work has been featured on the covers of Fuse, Jareeda and
Zagareet and in the pages of Yallah, among other publications.
Carrie is also a Staff Photographer for Fuse Bellydance Magazine.
You can find more of Carrie’s work on The Dancers Eye Facebook
page or at www.thedancerseye.com.