Come as you are, Really.

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Meet the Artist behind Ttolbphotog:

Taylor Tolbert

“My love for immortalizing moments and storytelling is an inherited trait.” — Taylor Tolbert

I’m the human behind Ttolbphotog.

My love for photo’s started in my grandmother’s sewing room. She had tons of containers stuffed to the brim with old photographs. We would sort through 100’s at a time and she would tell me stories about each one— who was who, when and where they were taken, how we were related, and why they mattered to us. I was and still am obsessed. To be able to take a memory and make it tangible?! People long past, still connected to us. It’s like magic or time traveling. Maybe a bit of both.

Photography is such integral part of who I am, it’s one of the ways my soul likes to express itself —and now I get the opportunity to share and do that for others.

My style is more of an active observer. I want to be present and at the same time invisible. I look for multiple perspectives that help tell the overall story for the day. I do not want to interrupt too much with the natural flow of things, but offer direction when needed. For people who want to live in the moment and also preserve it for future generations to come.

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Two young boys riding a black and white cow in a grassy field under a large leafy tree.
A person taking a selfie in a mirror, with the camera flash obscuring their face, showing a smile and holding the camera with both hands. The reflection appears to be in a dark room.

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Core Values & Beliefs

I am striving to create a safe space for everyone who steps in front of my camera

I educate myself about on-going social justice and environmental news & other issues

I will not photoshop you “skinny” - hating ourselves is exhausting and it’s my goal to capture you in your best light

All bodies are art and worthy of being documented authentically and honestly, just as they are no matter what anyone says

Please don’t apologize for your face, body hair, stretch marks, cellulite or anything else society is trying to push on us

Remember, this is a safe space to be and express yourself as you see fit

Please don’t hesitate to tell me how I can help co-create this space with you.

xx

Taylor