I like to take pictures of different things I overlook or that seem insignificant to me, because once I see them through a camera lens I see them in a different perspective that makes it look more interesting.

This was from a rainy, night drive to my downtown in the middle of the pandemic.

In my photography, I aim to capture the beauty and simplicity of the human figure and life.

Not only does it look enchanting and you feel as if you are in a Disney movie walking through it, but at some point, someone put a dummy in between the two building and made it look like they are scaling the wall, it scares many of the tourist who don’t know about it before going up the stairs.

When I am taking photos, I always make sure I’m in the right mood and am fully prepared. Being in the right headspace is really important for taking my photos.

I like this image because the sky and the sun are contained inside a frame created by the darkness of everything else in this image. I took this at the top of a staircase that was apart of an upper level between buildings.

Thinking back on how this land of the Happiest Place on Earth started during the Great Depression gives me much to reflect on with our Covid climate. It reminds me to stay positive through the challenging times in life.

a reflection of lines

I wanted to capture this because I love images including water and I thought that the water on the dirty keys looked really crisp and the colors and dirt in the image really complimented the water droplets.

This image that I chose from my album is a really good artwork piece to me. I really like this image that I took because when you look at the pole it looks like it just keeps on going up in the sky like a never-ending pole.

Though this piece may not obtain a vast amount of color, the slight brightness changes through the stained class created a wide variety of gray, black, and white shades.

pretty clouds

My goal was to capture the personality of these San Francisco-style homes with an emphasis on bright color and crisp lines.

I took this photo in hopes to capture the intimate night life of San Francisco. It’s edited to illustrate that feeling even more so.

My artwork is a digital photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge vista point where many people and their significant others honor their relationship to be everlasting with a lock locked on the fence. I decided to take this photograph because I too locked my love with my significant other.

In this Geometrical Prison, you’re trapped behind these old grey bars in a gloomy atmosphere with no way out. Your only option is to embrace the straight, orderly lines and the perfect shadows that reflect them.

While I’m not a serious photographer and I don’t have any fancy camera equipment, I like the simplicity of capturing a moment in a beautiful way.

The photo depicts the ocean on the cliffside of Bear Valley Trailhead, Point Reyes.

Something that pops out right away in this image to me are the multiple patterns and different types of lines on the building also, the repetition of the building.

Take something ugly, sad, or depressing and make it beautiful.