This photo was taken at a memorial for young people of color killed by police brutality, which happened to occur at the same location and time as a demonstration for the rights of indigenous peoples in America.

This photograph was taken when I was pulling weeds in our backyard and realized they looked better than most saw them to be.

I took this picture in Manhattan on a hot day in late summer after apporaching the man selling me a hot dog and asking to take his portrait, granted he spoke little English.

For this image I was experimenting with slow shutter-speed and moving vehicles. After experimenting for a bit, I decided to move my camera, in order to create these lines of light.

Artistic process for me would be taking things I enjoy and conveying them through my artwork. When I take a photograph, enjoying what I am capturing is very important.

The way I do art is that I just go with what I think looks neat or just what I want to do at the time.

I took this photo at Ocean Beach one afternoon after my soccer practice. I was trying the focus on line and found the waves crashing very interesting.

This photo displays the deep connection this drummer has with his form of art - music.

This picture I took represents my type of photography. I like images that have reflections using still water. I was with my friends at lunch and I saw a big puddle of water so I told my friend to stand next to it and I took some pictures.

My image, titled Fowl Iridescence, was taken spontaneously while spending time with my chickens. The contrast of light and dark, along with the shimmer from the iridescent feathers, makes this image feel hopeful.

When taking this photo I I was in San Francisco when I took this photo and I had just been walking by and thought the design on the floor seemed really cool and I decided to take a picture really quick.

When taking this photo I wanted it to look like someone looking in from the outside, but with help from the people around me I came to the conclusion that it looked like someone was hiding.

The beach is my home place. The coast is where I belong. The medicine I take is the ocean air.

This project was inspired by different white balance features on the camera, and a gorgeous array of colors caught my eye. They had a little bit of morning dew on them, and I thought the water in addition to the colors could make a beautiful image that makes the viewer feel like they are in nature.

I took this photo on a cold morning when I was walking around and saw all the plants were covered in dew.

The true beauty of the Grand Canyon cannot be captured by any photo. When you are there is no longer a two dimensional object confined within a square.

For a majority of the artwork that I make, and end up liking, all ties into a certain memory or feeling that I strongly connect too.

My piece addresses the effect that the realization that human kind is past the point of help has on my generation and our want to bring about further generations.

A couple years ago I stumbled across a book by John Koenig called The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, filled with words created to describe previously unnamed feelings. “Agnothesia” and “austice" jumped out at me, but most of all, "sonder" caught my eye.