Taylor Roades (b. 1990) is a Canadian documentary photographer based in Victoria, British Columbia. Her work is grounded in place and the natural sciences, exploring our connection to land, culture, climate and the environment.






































































  
         





Exhibitions and Talks




2026        

Meaning and Memory in the Yukon Ice Patches
Meaning and Memory in the Yukon Ice Patches
Meaning and Memory in the Yukon Ice Patches
Meaning and Memory in the Yukon Ice Patches
Kluane Museum, Burwash Landing 
Haa Shagóon Hídi, Carcross
Teslin Heritage Centre, Teslin
Whitehorse Visitors Centre, Whitehorse
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2025Alaska’s Rust Rivers
Alaska’s Rust Rivers: A Conversation with Taylor Roades and Roman Dial

Documentary Photography and Art: Teen Climate Communicators
National Geographic: Virtual Show and Tell
National Geographic: Canadian Explorers Workshop and Showcase
Vancouver Women in Photography and Production Women’s Day Event
Anchorage Museum, Anchorage, USA
Anchorage Museum, Anchorage, USA
Anchorage Museum, Anchorage, USA
Virtual
RCGS Headquarters, Ottawa, CA
Crane Studios, Vancouver, CA
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2024Earth Photo - Alaska’s Rust Rivers Royal Geographic Society, London UK
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2023 Russell’s Books Book Signing and Q&A: A Ribbon of Highway Russell’s Books, Victoria, CATalk 2021Hasselblad Medium Format Webinar GuestVirtual
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2020Langara Photography Business Practices Lecture 
Harbour City Photography Club 
Langara College, Vancouver CA        
Nanaimo, CA
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2019Professional Photographers of Canada - Photographie ConferenceVancouver, CATalk