Welcome to my blog! Although "Crash Taylor" would seem appropriate for an unlucky Formula 1 driver it does underline my goal, to CRASH the boundaries of the mundane and boring in wedding photography. As a result, I strive to capture those priceless moments shared by my clients, their families and guests on the magnificent day dedicated to their love and lifetime commitment.
This blog is a pictorial journal of my daily journey in my professional and private life. As such it is a scenic mélange of my travels, with highlights from the portraits of clients, friends and family as well as the landscapes and weddings that I shoot. You could call it my own private digital photo album. It is my hope that this blog will provide vital insight to current and potential clients and maybe even inspire other photographers.
Hopefully your visit has given you a candid view of the true "Crash" and thanks for dropping in.
To see where it all started check out my old blog listed below.
A note about the collage of photos: Click once on the photo to enlarge and then click on the "X" to close.
Nottingham Wedding Photographers.
My Old Blog - Where it all started!
Susan and Jason Engagement Shoot
Natalie and James Engagement Shoot
Nell and Andrew Engagement Shoot
Marisa and Jason Engagement Shoot
Tillyboo Events, Nottingham's Premier Wedding Planner
Caroline Castigliano, Exclusive designer wedding dresses for a discerning bride
Zinc Floral Design, Nottingham's leading contemporary florist
Alexandra Gunn, Hair and Make-up Artist
Ryan Vardy, An amazing close-up magician
Mango Acoustic, Great music for your wedding, highly recommended.
Dennisson Classic Cars, Beautiful classic cars for your special day.
Queensberry Albums, The finest wedding albums in the world
Professional Photographer, Something I look forward to receiving every month
The Nottingham Wedding Photographers Association
I captured this moment in August 2007 at Nottingham Castle. I used my Canon 5D on aperture priority, shutter speed 1/400 at F2.8. Lens was the Canon 70-200 f2.8L IS, which is my favourite portrait lens. A Canon 580ex was set up off camera for some fill.
