Donna Rosser is a fine art photographer with a unique body of work.  She is inspired by the usual everyday subject – but it is her unusual interpretation that makes her photos completely her own.   When she shoots, she says she allows the photos to happen.   A few images get stretched beyond normal developing techniques to become pure digital art.  She prefers to avoid flash whenever possible, working with the available light.  Donna adds another dimension to her work with the Lensbaby lens.  

Donna was born in Virginia.  As a child Donna was happy to spend time with her Kodak Instamatic on family trips or just in the backyard at her home.  She has always been drawn to photography as a medium.  It was not until 2005 that she was encouraged to show her photography publicly. 

The life-long love of photography is no accident.  Donna's grandfather was an avid photographer.  In the 20’s, he took many photos of depicting his travels and military life.  In the 30's & beyond he took many photos of his family members showing their everyday life.   Donna has possession of these treasures as well as his Kodak Hawk-Eye camera. 

Forty years since Donna tracked the woods of Virginia with her grandfather, she is spending time in the woods near her Georgia home.  Donna prefers natural light and natural settings.   Donna likes to think of herself as a photographer with a southern perspective.  

In 2006, Donna founded a local photo club and began workshops.  In 2009, she  directed Nature Undisturbed; a juried photography exhibit.  She writes a popular blog about her photography.