Taypac Photography

10/09/2026

Love means being there through it all no matter what.
It’s in the silent glances that say everything without a single word said. And it’s my job to not miss a moment.

There was so much love to be shared this weekend. The laughter, the loud singing to Rob Zombie, the outrageous dance moves, the German Beer flowing, the kisses on the forehead…all of it was perfection. It felt like their own private Oktoberfest.

Photographing your love story is the greatest honor of my life. Thank you Ashley & Ian for trusting me to photograph your wedding day-it was so so special. Hiking through boulder fields with you two was a dream ⭐️💙

05/08/2026

Quiet moments in a theatre with Be Reel Black Cinema Club for this months issue of Grid Magazine
Immerse your soul in goodness and make sure you snag yourself a copy 💌

04/08/2026

Five Frickin Photos in this month’s issue of Grid Magazine !!!!
Thank you for trusting me with photographing stories that magnify movements and people within our community that are impacting us in so many encouraging ways.

I officially started a lil binder with each months issue 🥹

03/08/2026

Be Reel Black Cinema Club amplifies Black filmmakers by sharing stories through indie, archival, and previously inaccessible films one monthly meet up at a time.
I had the pleasure of spending time in South Philly with Stephanye, admiring her wearing high heels on uneven side walks and the way she curates spaces for others.
What this woman is doing is creating dialogue, community, access, and information on a whole new level. I am inspired by the way you connect us with stories that matter.

If you want to be apart of this thriving community, make sure you stay connected: Be Reel Black Cinema Club

To find out more, (and to see my photos in print form) check out this months issue of Grid Magazine

16/07/2026

Proud to photograph for Grid Magazine 🫶🏼

Early in 2026 in the Oxford Circle neighborhood, 115 Philadelphians representing 15 different nationalities sat down to enjoy dinner at the first in a series of 21 events across seven diverse neighborhoods. The social impact project, called “Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers” and conceived by president and CEO of The Welcoming Center (TWC) Anuj Gupta, rests on the conviction that sharing food can bring strangers together for meaningful conversations that lead to better understanding, stronger neighborhoods and more civic engagement. Host sites such as churches, mosques and community centers invite both longtime and newly arrived residents of their communities to attend these complementary dinners. But TWC’s goal is far greater than giving neighbors the chance to sample many new foods.

Founded in 2003, TWC is a nonprofit whose mission is to provide pathways to economic growth and strengthen communities by assisting immigrants. Taj Sheikh, project manager for Breaking Bread, and Seth Myers, project coordinator, bring their mix of personality and professional experience to the myriad challenges of hosting large dinners citywide: coordinating logistics and providing up-to-date communications with the staff, host sites and a wide array of volunteers. Both Sheikh and Myers are transplants to Philly (Sheikh from Texas, Myers from Missouri), so they know what it means to be a new arrival to an established community.

➡️ Read the full story at https://gridphilly.com/blog-home/2026/07/01/phillys-welcoming-center-aims-to-connect-strangers-through-conversation-over-culturally-diverse-meals/

✍️ Marilyn Anthony
📸 Taylor Ecker

15/07/2026

When your friends are winning, you’re winning 🏆 💙

We can now say that in the same year, Ryan won the annual fishing trophy (crafted from the finest of Yuengling beer cans), andddd he won at life by making the coolest family ever!!!

Celebrating your wins is the best kind of fun.
Cheers to you, Ryan & Brittney.
Can’t wait to spoil your lil man 🎣

15/07/2026

This is pretty self explanatory.

I was made to share my art, but, not like this. Social media makes it almost impossible to be viewed unless you post daily and dub yourself an influencer. I am not. I’m Taylor. A photographer. Someone who’s wanted to be a photographer since they were 8. I don’t always want to share smiling videos of me sharing my process. Sometimes I wanna photograph my clients and not post about it. And that’s okay. I know, when you hire me, you hire someone who puts 100% into every image. No shortcuts. No AI selection or editing. Real artistry, in every image. From conception to curating reality- let me be the one to photograph your moments. I promise you, great photos.

03/07/2026

Emily and Tyler found each other and never let go. Now, we can all scream CONGRATULATIONS to the beautiful newlyweds. From engagement celebrations to being happily married- I am honored to be by your side for all of your big moments.

02/07/2026

With Americas 250th Birthday around the corner, it's giving space to reflect on the beautiful and vast vistas of this land that we all want to protect. To me, photographing the beautiful diversity of our land allows us to relate to spaces near and far.

In my neck of the woods, one of the biggest threats to Americas wellbeing is the future of Data Centers. Locally, they are set to destroy historic spaces and protected lands.

Americans want less Data Centers and more open fields.
Americans want less Data Centers and more clean water.
Americans want less Data Centers and more wildlife.

Waking up to wild rams or the sun kissing cliff faces is what makes America beautiful.
Giving that to our future generations, is what will allow them to celebrate Americas beauty in another 250 years.

01/07/2026

Missing Misty Mountain Tops a little extra today.
After a year on the road, I'm often asked what my new favorite place/state is and I quickly reply Montana almost every time (unless it's crawfish season, then I usually say coastal Louisiana).
I remember this day so clearly. The moment almost felt fake to me, it was that beautiful. I quickly grabbed my camera, paused, took a breath, and captured this image. Not much editing beside cropping it to fit social media standards.
I love this moment. And I love that I get to relive that moment when I look back on photos taken. ..That's the power of a single image. In one second, it can take you away to your favorite places without you ever having to spend a single dime in gas.