l a u r a t a y l o r

23 May

thephotographicjournal:

I didn’t feel very grounded as a kid.
After moving a lot, dropping out of high school and moving out of the house at 16, I turned to photography as a place of refuge. There was a lot of stuff in the world I wanted to take control of. I wanted create a world that’s a little bit magical, that people can kind of get lost in. Photography became my safe haven. I felt lost, and taking pictures gave me a purpose. It felt like the most natural way to express myself. I always want to create a peaceful space.
—Excerpt from Laura Taylor’s Interview on The Photographic Journalphoto credit: Laura Taylor

I had a nice chat with The Photographic Journal - take a peak if you’d like!

I didn’t feel very grounded as a kid.

After moving a lot, dropping out of high school and moving out of the house at 16, I turned to photography as a place of refuge. There was a lot of stuff in the world I wanted to take control of. I wanted create a world that’s a little bit magical, that people can kind of get lost in. Photography became my safe haven. I felt lost, and taking pictures gave me a purpose. It felt like the most natural way to express myself. I always want to create a peaceful space.

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Excerpt from Laura Taylor’s Interview on The Photographic Journal
photo credit: Laura Taylor

I had a nice chat with The Photographic Journal - take a peak if you’d like!