Portrait of a photographer holding a professional camera wearing casual attire in a monochrome setting.

Meet Taylah Cont.


I bought my first full frame camera with my saved up chore money at twelve years old. I've always had an affinity towards capturing my surroundings. People being subject of my photos, whether it be my friends, family, or passers-by. Memorialising moments that I don't want to be forgotten. 


On a day as momentous as a wedding nothing is too insignificant to capture.


As a photographer, I get the opportunity to connect with people I otherwise wouldn't. This is one of the elements I love most about my job. I revel in the fact that we grow into ourselves by picking up pieces of people we meet along the way. To be vulnerable with each other is one of the greatest ways to bloom.


I am not only a camera, I am the person that will be by your side throughout the day. My primary goal is to leave you with tangible memories, without forgetting that your experience is of the utmost importance. We will laugh together, share stories, and I will no doubt shed a tear when the speeches start. I can't wait to get to know you and your partner!

Some of taylah's favourite memories

Two people ride a vintage motorcycle in front of a weathered barn at dusk.

My husband, Nathan, and I for our fifth wedding anniversary photoshoot.

A black and white photo of someone taking a photograph with a camera wearing stacked bracelets.

My very first camera, one of the first photos I took.

A waterfront wedding scene with mountains in the background as attendees gather on a dock.

Shooting a wedding, I feel so grateful every time I get to capture these special moments.

Family standing together outside their suburban single-story home with attached garage on a cloudy day.

One of my favourite photos I've ever taken. These are my grandparents, standing in front of the only home I've known to be theirs.