About

ECE Graduate Student at UC Davis just trying to savor each moment. I’m the youngest daughter of two (and love my big sis to death), and I am constantly up to no good. 😉 I have the privilege of getting to spend my summers in Oregon exploring and engineering. Work hard, play hard, but most importantly… Enjoy life

95 thoughts on “About”

  3. Hey, Taylor. I just wanted to stop by and say thanks for reading my poetry. Your photography is stunning. I look forward to following your posts. I’m no photographer, as everything I take to pair with my poetry is done via smart phone. However, one day I hope to take photography much more seriously, for the sake of knowing more, I suppose.

    Enjoy your night,
    Audrey

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  4. Hi Taylor. I wish you the very best future. You have great talent and have enjoyed your work. I look forward to any future projects. Feel free to keep in touch. Dominic 🙂

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  13. Hi Taylor, Thanks for visiting my photo blog! I’m just a beginner with photography and am learning so much viewing other people’s blogs and photos -you’ve got some pretty awesome shots. Look forward to following you and seeing more.

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  17. Thanks for stopping by my photography blog. Intention is to share the little I learnt & learn more from interaction with experts & beginners.
    You have got so much collections in your portfolio. It might take some time for me to go through all & like them too 🙂

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  18. Hi, your blog is very well orchestrated visually speaking. Thank you for visiting mine. Somehow I seem to have missed yours the other day.

    Your “About” photo is superb!
    Enjoy life and be grateful for everything.

    Natalia

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  23. Beautiful art work … Love the beach ones … Dreaming now of hot sunny days by the ocean taking it all in kinda like reading a book! 🙂

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  27. Hi Taylor,

    Thank you for stopping by at iAMsafari. I really like your blog and photos – you seem very productive with that new wide angled lens 🙂 Look forward seeing more!

    Maurice

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  29. Thank you for visiting one of my blogs and I’m glad you enjoyed today’s post.

    My regards to Davis, I lived in Sacramento before moving to the south of France.

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  35. Hi, thank you for regularly visiting my blog (piroskamarkus.com) and very often ‘liking’ my photos. Much appreciated. You are normally the first to respond. Very very nice of you! Piroska

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  37. Thanks for calling in. I was surprised to have a photographer visit then I realised that I tagged my last post ‘photography’ – doh. 🙂 I was referring to others’ pictures, not my own.

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  38. Oregon, I would love to visit it myself. A friend tells me it is simply just beautiful almost everywhere you look. Maybe some day I will get there.
    BTW, you have some excellant work.

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  39. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I’m enjoying your photos – all that water! I’m in the middle of the desert and I don’t see much of the wet stuff.

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  41. Greetings from New England–

    Just a quick note to thank you for visiting my blog and liking a post. Your site has a lot to take in, much of it filled with energy, purpose and just plain fun! Here’s to your continued success!!

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  44. Thanks for checking out my blog! From one photo junkie to another! I like snow too and get excited when we get more than an inch here in Seattle. I’m envious of your lake house. Your photos are lovely.

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