I’m Taylor: a wife, mother, old soul, and chronic romantic. I love old movies, Miles Davis on the record player, warm amber light, long dinners, travel, beautiful old buildings, and anything that feels like it has a story to tell.
I’m deeply sentimental, a little nostalgic, and endlessly fascinated by people. I notice the small things, probably feel things a little too deeply, and believe ordinary life is much more extraordinary than we give it credit for.
When I’m not behind the camera, you can find me at home cooking with my son, on a plane in search of amazing food in beautiful places, or somewhere with a good cup of coffee and nowhere particularly urgent to be.
Inspired by old films, Classic Americana, vintage interiors, road trips, hotel lobbies, worn leather, live music, and stories that linger.
I’ve always been sentimental. I kept every petal from the rose bouquets my husband gave me and every vintage postcard he left on my windshield while I was at work. I hold onto old photographs, handwritten notes and doodles, ticket stubs, and little things that probably mean nothing to anyone else. I think I’ve always understood that ordinary things don’t stay ordinary forever. One day, those things become evidence of a life you can never return to.
This is why I became a photographer. I want proof of what life looked like while we were busy living it. The people we loved, the places we gathered, what we wore, what made us laugh, and all the little details we never thought to memorize.
I don’t think everything beautiful needs to be perfect. In fact, I usually prefer when it isn’t.
• Studied clinical psychology
at the University of Maryland.
• The Birdcage has been my favorite movie since middle school.
• Travel nourishes my soul. Bringing my son with me to experience the world has been deeply moving.
• The Sopranos + Frasier are my comfort shows.
• Anthony Bourdain is my hero.
• Painting + jazz after dark.