I am always looking for my next picture.

Fog and water, near baker beach.

The reason I choose this photo is because I really like the look and feeling of It. The sky in this photo is one of the best parts because in the original photo there was no sky it was covered with clouds. But I fixed it and now when you see the sky it pops if I had one emotion for this picture it would be wow.

I used my partner's sister as my model and took the photo with a Canon EOS REBEL SL1.

I love this duck and I spent hours photographing Barney true work of nature.

I was trying to experiment with street photography in San Francisco, especially in a low light setting. As I was walking down Market Street hoping to find street performers, I turned a corner into a man drumming on pots and pans.

I woke up early for swim practice one morning, and as I was getting prepared, I was encapsulated by the look of this beam light illuminating my room.

One of my main identities is my creativity. Ever since I was a kid I've always had a great imagination and loved to create stories and drawings. As I got older and found my passion for photography and filmmaking, I was able to create a digital piece of art that illustrates my creativity.

This photo captures the timeless essence of a grand hotel lobby. The lighting, detail, and perspective encompass the overall pristine element of design and moodiness of the image.

My inspiration from my artwork comes from my grandma; even though she passed she always reminded me how beautiful nature and its skies can be.

As we were driving down the freeway, a group of high end race cars started shooting past us, so I grabbed my phone and started to take pictures.

‘Cartscape' is a look into the Athenian School’s landscape through the eyes of sunlight with the ubiquitous campus golf carts.

This is an image I took in downtown San Francisco.

This photo was taken in the Marin Open Space. I saw two people climbing on a rock, so I walked up a path to get a closer look.

In the photo I selected, I chose to take a photo of the pumpkin in a puddle because it has a comedic sadness to it. I feel like the leaves around the pumpkin help make the background more interesting and add more of a fall vibe to the photo.

Over the past year, as an artist I challenged myself to explore the concept of a portrait. For every shoot, my goal was to capture the unique personality of everyone of my models.

This photograph was taken on Maui at a tucked away beach known as Slaughter House. When we arrived after a walk through a jungle, one could see the cliffs stretching out toward the horizon.

I loved the contrast between life and death across the axis of the photo. It shows a beautiful comparison between this bright, happy, vibrant, flower in peak condition and then transitions to this dull, weak, dying flower on its last legs of life.

This photo is of a horse at a stable where I ride often. I like to photograph horses because I think they are beautiful.

Making my artwork is like a way for me to capture my own thoughts in an image. I think one of the things that I love the most about photography is that, though we are all looking at the same picture, not everyone will have the same perspective, or feeling as others.