Who is behind BuzzingPetalHorizons

Mission

Bring the Colour of Nature Into Your World

For over a decade, I’ve been immersed in capturing the subtle magic of the natural world—moments of light, texture, and colour that often go unnoticed. This collection is the result of years spent observing nature with intention and reverence, translated into fine art photography that speaks to both the heart and the eye.

My mission is simple: to bring more colour, beauty, and stillness into your life through powerful, detail-rich imagery. Each photograph is crafted to awaken a sense of wonder, offering you a visual experience that is both grounding and uplifting.

Whether used to transform a space or inspire creative work, these digital artworks are made to connect you to nature’s quiet brilliance—wherever you are.

Vision

Art That Resonates, Spaces That Speak

I create images not just to be seen, but to be felt—pieces that stir something within and bring presence to the spaces you inhabit. Whether displayed in your home, office, or creative environment, each photograph is designed to be a visual anchor—an eye-catching moment of stillness, beauty, and inspiration.

Every image in this collection holds a personal story and carries the joy I experienced while capturing and refining it. My greatest hope is that one of these works resonates with you deeply, and becomes part of your own visual journey—something meaningful, lasting, and alive within your daily life.

My Dear Visitor,

I happen to memorise sheet music to tell sound-stories on the flute in the first place. I also happen to capture and share moments of my surroundings with a camera that bring me happiness, joy, relief and admiration for what I see.

In this adventurous conundrum called life, I happen to appear with a couple of gifts that I attempt to use as tools for my purpose to engage with the souls of this world. Earlier in my life experience I happened to jump into the waters of a cold pool and swim lane after lane on a daily basis in order to prepare for the next competition. But the pool was also a place where I felt at peace because there was no one around that demanded me to declare myself and give an explanation on why my frequency was different than theirs. It was a place of quietness and comfort, yet I used my body to compete and beat fellow athletes in a row despite I am only 5’5 (that is not too tall for a swimmer). Daily training certainly did the job and I gained a lot of strength, but it was much more than that - an escape from reality that was heavy to cope with at that time. And spoiler for those who didn’t, don't and won’t believe it: I did not like it at all, I accepted it.

Despite the fact that this so called daily retreat was essential for the survival of my being back then, I soon knew that it was not my soul purpose and that I was meant to walk much further down the road than a daily dip into cool chlorine water.

Aside from training and competition, I had another thing going on that happened to be playing the flute. My mum once told me that the first thing I did when I came home from school was picking up the instrument and play a few tunes before homework and training. It brought me much joy, relaxation and I remember learning the complete b-minor suite from Bach from memory so that I could play to an orchestra backtracking on my cd—player - super cool - and once I had learned it (including the well-known Solo from the Polonaise and the famous Badinerie that is often played as an encore at the end of a recital) one day I opened the windows and I played all for anyone who passed by… I loved it and I really did not give a shizzle about the neighbours because how can anyone hate Bach… It felt aligned and sooner or later the day would arrive where I made the decision to make the flute my main tool to communicate, because I had learned that swimming only kept me at peace under water, but suppressing my urge to communicate would sooner or later make my drown away and miss out what God had still in store for me.

So I stepped into the door of perfecting my craft, and little did I know that I would meet person after person who told me, that I was too late with this decision (I was only 17 when I decided overnight to take this step), there was no money in the music industry, that I am a fool, that I am nothing but a fantasising delusional mad kid that lost the plot for reality, but I could not care less about those things thrown at me. I only knew that my purpose came from a higher place, from my creator God Almighty! And I must have had a strong alignment with intuition back then and a strong unconscious trust, no matter of where it took me and where I am today. And one thing I can tell you is: I am GRATEFUL for this life and everything that I have been blessed and gifted with - including those who dared to attempt to interfere with my journey with envy, greediness and pride. I lovingly thank my mentors Eleonore Pameijer and Sir James and Lady Jeanne Galway for all their support on my musical journey and for allowing me to grow as the musical story-teller that I am today.

While my flute player skills kept expanding back as a student who I was in my early 20s, I had an endeavour that had a huge energetic impact on me. But what I thought to be the end of my musical journey turned out to be a pause wrapped in temporary veil that was there not only to protect me from crumbling. It gave me the opportunity to discover a new medium of communication to share my essence with this world. No matter how insane I felt at that time, I learned that the craft of photography was not only a new way to speak from my soul, but eventually, both sound creation and visualisation, would become my mediums that I was called to use to have an impact in this lifetime.

I found myself more and more being outside in nature, not to seek retreat like I did back in the pool-days, but to collect treasures that brought me comfort, satiation and fulfilment in that moment. Despite the fact I went through years of inner conflict with one part of me evolving into becoming a messenger of classical music and the other part of me becoming a visual storyteller, I managed to create a body of artwork, that I have recently decided to share with the world. I embrace and love both mediums of music and photography with all my heart and soul and I am thrilled that this portal of communication is now wide open for everyone to engage.

Whether it’s the vivid hue of a flower, the intricate details of an insect, the unique patterns of a plant, or the breathtaking expanse of a landscape, every image I take is infused with a lot of emotion. I don’t consider myself a technical expert, but rather an individual who paints with light, bringing out the richness of colour in everything I see through my lens.

Be my guest to explore and discover something new that brings you joy. Let my images ignite a desire in you to add more colour to your life and bring them into your living and working spaces, such as offices, schools, care facilities and any place that could need a little boost in colour.

Always remember that colours are life!

Much love,

Katy

KATY TAYLOR

PHOTOGRAPHER