Hello and welcome to my life. I post updates here as often as I physically can, so have a scroll down the page!
If you’re getting married, visit my main wedding website by clicking here.
So yah, this is my life. Have a look around.
- Taylor
Hello and welcome to my life. I post updates here as often as I physically can, so have a scroll down the page!
If you’re getting married, visit my main wedding website by clicking here.
So yah, this is my life. Have a look around.
- Taylor
I headed out to Chicopee in Kitchener the other day to shoot some photos of a couple skiers and snowboarders. Lori took a little behind the scenes video for fun (check out her real business at The Caketress)






Hey all – it was just announced that I’ll be teaching at the Awaken Wedding and Portrait Photography workshop in Toronto this March 20th and 21st (2010) alongside of some of the top photographers in the Southern Ontario area.
From the moment this workshop was first conceptualized, the main purpose has been to create an environment for photographers to come together and open their hearts and minds to explore new realms of creativity.
We support photographers wanting to create fresh, heartfelt, meaningful images. We will do our very best to open new areas of consciousness and invite you to break out of established paradigms.
Each of the speakers have been carefully selected based on not only their extreme proficiency in creating outstanding images, but also their ability to communicate their passion, philosophies and beliefs with enthusiasm.
Check out the site! And I hope to see you there. I’ll be speaking on the Saturday.
Cathy and Mike were married at the Old Mill in Ancaster Ontario this past Saturday. It was the perfect winter wedding day – snow in the air, snow on the ground (which has been rare in Ontario this winter) and general warmth. We headed to the Osler House in Dundas for a few great photos, and everything else happened at the Old Mill – Ceremony in the Governors Room, cocktails in the Millview Room, and the reception in the Fallsview Room.











Meaghan and Steve were married at the Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo with the reception following at the Victoria Park Pavilion in Kitchener. The entire wedding was planned in just 2 months — all was DIY, and such a high level of detail went in to every element. I honestly have no idea how this came together in just two months! From the unique centerpieces at each table, to the (what must have been) 500 candles between the ceremony and reception, to the candy table – everything was amazing.





















What an amazing day for a January wedding! Great people, great venues, great food, so much fun, and so many people on the dance floor!
The Paramount was beautifully decorated, and the band sounded fantastic.
Oh, and 1000 paper cranes!
On to some photos:




















Went out the other day to do some shots with a DJ Bounce, and Lori from The Caketress (Check her cake website! 2008 cake Designer of the year http://www.thecaketress.ca ) took a little video. Alright – she makes cakes, not video, but I think she did a great job. Katie came with as well! – you may remember her from the Ladybug Bridal shoot
Here are a few of my favourite stills from the shoot:












Midtown Manhattan – Nov 18, 2009
So I thought things were going to calm down this fall/winter – things just got busier! I’m quite alright with this though, as it opened up a whole ton of travel.
Anyways, here are a few shots from my last trip to New York City(and a little skateboard shoot):



A quick shot of TJ at 1:30 in the afternoon, overpowered by flash.
It seems like forever ago that Alicja and Ryan first booked me for their wedding! It’s been quite the ride – an engagement shoot, photos with their little (killer) dogs, their wedding, and now a bridal shoot! It’s always a pleasure hanging out with them (camera in hand).
Last Sunday I headed out with them for a little pre-sunset bridal shoot – Kate Ostner did hair and makeup, and my buddy Mark did some filming. I edited together this quick little behind the scenes video to show how we got some of the shots. We shot everything within a few blocks in Waterloo. Columbia Lake, the old La-Z-Boy factory, and back to Columbia Lake for the final minutes of the sunset.
The first few shots (and video) are from the bridal shoot, and the photos shortly after that are from their beautiful October wedding at Hockley Valley in Orangeville.
Leave a comment if you’d like! I’d love to hear from you.






Andrew Sorlie from http://www.sorliearts.com/ was there to capture video of the wedding day!
Check out their amazing wedding cake!
Getting the party started.

Michelle and Jeff were married at the Ancaster Old Mill, in Ancaster Ontario. We did some shots at Webster’s Falls in Dundas, as well as as Rousseau (Rousseaux) House Restaurant in Ancaster. All in all, an amazing day – oh and lots of pictures!
Here’s a slideshow!
And here’s some images!
by Taylor Jackson
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