A peaceful sunset in the California rainy season seen from the leisurely flowing Alameda Creek.

This photo is part of a larger installation of photos highlighting the multi-dimensional stories and identities of women.

I saw a puddle and wanted to do something with water and capture someones foot stepping in water.

The geyser was still for a second so I walked as close as I could to take the photo and capture the the color in the scene.

This photo was taken by me when I during leadership retreat I went to with my class and saw the sunset.

When capturing this photo, I wanted my friend to appear like a ghost or someone who is in the state of life and death.

In this image, I wanted to convey the movement of a musician as they played the piano.

I knew I had a great photo opportunity in my hands so I took out my 24-70 2.8 and took this photo of one of the guys making a jump over one of the dunes.

Whether it about lighting or textures or colors or shapes, I want my pictures to capture what I saw at that moment.

With a card board box, a white blanket, pillow stuffing, and coconut flour he was able to create the image before you. By blowing the flour onto the subject while taking the picture he was able to capture the look of an intense blizzard, even though the whole set was about eight inches tall.

This photo was taken in Crested Butte, Colorado just as the sun rose on to the mountains. The wildflowers on the side of the hill were in bloom.

To create this image and its story, I chose the location based on having been there before and loving how beautiful it is. An area by a creek caught my eye and it looked like an interesting place to capture an image of my subject.

While I was looking at two young owlets exploring their neighborhood, they decided to perch together and stare into my camera.

I took the picture because when I was looking at my friend walking ahead of my other friends it just looked almost mysterious/ominous and I decided to take a photo of him and the scenery behind him but didn't even really look at it in depth i was just like “thats a cool photo” and just kept on doing what i was doing not thinking of the picture at all.

When I was on my way back to class I saw the torn purple piece of a skittles wrapper and I noticed that next to it there was a daisy. I would pass that patch of grass all the time and notice the daisy’s but for some reason, the first thing that caught my eye was the piece of garbage.

This photo was taken at the peak of California’s drought this year. I think it highlights how extreme the drought was as someone could walk on a huge expanse they should half been filled with water.

The photo I am submitting is of my friend and Tomales Football player, Diego C. This was during homecoming as we were building our class floats. During this time we also learned that our homecoming football game was canceled, making everyone a little sad.

This image shows how detailed the flower petals and the depth of the picture.

When I took this photo we had to let my dog out on the side of the road, and I started to take photos of the road, when I thought a photo from the ground might look nice.

Making my art work is what I'm feeling at the moment and what I want others to feel and see. A good image can speak for itself without having to say anything and what I want to do with my pictures.