My artistic process involves just thinking, and realizing that I enjoy making art, while making it it can span from 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on what I am doing, it is really fun for me and I do it a lot. The process involves me, and just how I feel.

Each sunset at Bolinas is unique and always surprises me at how beautiful it is. I love bringing my camera to Bolinas because I can capture the beautiful colors of the sunset so clearly.

When creating my work, I find it best when I feel relaxed and not rushed. I often like taking pictures of things in nature because it feels so peaceful. It's my getaway from crazy everyday life.

My process is photographing anything creative that interests me.

I took this shot in the middle of an old road looking towards a mountain.

As I was walking along this beach in El Salvador the reflection in the water gave me an idea. I let my family continue walking and I let them get far enough so that the reflection would show.

Taking a class in digital photography, my love for nature photography grew immensely. I've used different visual techniques to make my photo aesthetically pleasing, including color (saturation/tone), framing, texture, and light quality.

When I take photos, I don't go out looking for things to take photos of. Instead, I walk around. I listen, and observe. When I look around, often I see something that just clicks: an angle, some colors, or something aesthetically pleasing. When taking the photos, I realize that the best way for me to create is just to notice the little things around me.

I looked for a good background then I seen my friend walking and and he had some brown vans on and they were dirty so i told him to stand on top of the stairs and I took a picture of the back of his shoe.

I was originally taking a photo of some bikes and turned around and there was a leaf stuck in the fence. I decided to take a photo of the leaf because I liked the way the yellow leaf stood out against the red fence.

This image shows the small detail of all that is left from these stickers that used to once be there. Through the mirror you can see a whiteboard filled with drawings and is a more obvious detail in the hallways rather than the mirror.

My partner and I came across this abandoned foosball table and I noticed how the tiny players created interesting lines and shadows.

In the photo, I decided to capture their trail of smoke, and to capture the photo right after they reached their peak and started downwards.

Photography helps me express my feelings, thoughts, and creativity. I am grateful to my sister for introducing me to this medium that allows me to feel so deeply. My camera will stay with me wherever I go because spotting beauty is unpredictable. My hope is to take and share beautiful pictures that inspire others to do the same.

I took pictures because when I saw the handprints on the wall it reminded me of my childhood. When I was little I used to dip my hand in paint and make artwork on a piece of paper.

The image was taken in San Francisco by 35 mm film after I got off the BART station. After the film got developed, I was stunned by how beautiful the city is and I ask myself a question, what is the city going to look like if the sea level keeps rising in the next many decades?

When I was taking this photo I put into consideration the time of the day it was, the aperture of the camera, the shutter speed of the camera, the weather, even the way the wind blew on my face. The colors of the photo pop in a way like no other. The sky looks like cotton candy mixed with sour patches.

As I was walking on Haight Street In San Francisco, I noticed a candy shop full of color. I immediately thought that this would be a perfect photo opportunity.

This image is a reflection of a pond in the desert in Palm Springs. It is one of my favorite images and I'm excited to share it with you.

This photo was produced 2 years ago, before the start of the Covid-19 outbreak. Taken in the streets of Venice, Italy, it portrays a peaceful and stunning image of what is hidden away from tourists traps and main plazas. While I was there, I fell in love with the color schemes, architecture, and the alley ways.