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Jennifer Taylor

Artist of the Week: Jennifer Taylor

October 29, 2018 By Bill Franz

 Jennifer Taylor at K12 Gallery and TEJAS.

Jennifer is a teacher and administrator in addition to being an artist herself. Behind her you can see the work of some of her elementary school students. Jennifer recently became project manager of the HAALO program, where at-risk teens participate in projects like painting murals.

Jennifer is also a photographer, so she’ll be taking photos for K12 and posting them on social media. When she’s not working Jennifer photographs Dayton’s music scene. You can see some of her work on her facebook page and on instagram @jennifertaylor.photographer

Jennifer also directed a documentary I would love to see. It’s called “The Fall League” and it’s about Dayton’s senior slow pitch softball leagues. That may seem far removed from her work with music, but I understand that music is an important part of the film.

 

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Jennifer Taylor, musician, photographer, teacher

A Year of Dayton Music

December 31, 2017 By Dayton Most Metro

Hey Music Fans-
Were you one of the lucky ones that kept track of your year with a beautiful calendar of local music royalty, shot by award-winning photographer Jennifer Taylor?  Whether you missed out last year or got to appreciate the riveting photo’s of Miami Valley musicians, it’s now time to pick up your 2018 calendar.
The 2nd annual Dayton Music Digest – a photographic chronicle of the music of Dayton, Ohio, encourages fans of live music to look back while looking ahead, and takes viewers on a tour of concerts that took place in the southwest Ohio region and were performed by Dayton musicians in 2017.  You can order online now at estsy.
You’ll get 12 months of music featuring:  Abertooth Lincoln, Salvadore Ross, Jimmy D Rogers, STOP MAKING SENSE, The New Old-Fashioned, Sharon A. Lane, D Funk All-Stars, Craig Jackson, Erika Wennerstrom, The Breeders, Such A Night: The Last Waltz Live In Dayton, AND Brainiac.
 All images copyright Jennifer Taylor, 2017.
 

Filed Under: Dayton Music, The Featured Articles Tagged With: AND Brainiac., bertooth Lincoln, Calendar, Craig Jackson, D Funk All-Stars, Dayton Music Digest, Erika Wennerstrom, Jennifer Taylor, Jimmy D Rogers, Salvadore Ross, Sharon A. Lane, stop making sense, Such A Night: The Last Waltz Live In Dayton, The Breeders, The New Old-Fashioned

Local Photographers Dayton Music Digest On Sale Now

December 31, 2016 By Dayton Most Metro

If you’re a fan of Dayton music this 2017 calendar by local photographer Jennifer Taylor is a must have.  This calendar takes viewers on a journey through previous year musical performances in and around Dayton, Ohio, with photos by Jennifer Taylor.

Jennifer  is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker specializing in documentation of the fine and performing arts in southwest Ohio. Her work has been published in the Dayton Daily News and the Dayton City Paper, among others. She is known for candid, yet intimate portraits.

Jennifer got her start at the Rochester Institute of Technology, a noted leader in photography and visual communication. Her recent work in music and theatre photography has established her as Dayton’s ‘rock ‘n’roll photographer’.

Jennifer has been taking pictures of local musicians for years and this year she’s put together a calendar to share these photo’s.  You can order one on Jennifer’s Etsy shop for just $20

 

 

Here’s a peek at some of the calendar pages:

 

Filed Under: Dayton Music, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Jennifer Taylor, local musicians, photographer

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