While thinking of how to take this picture, multiple areas hit my mind, but this one was the best which was at Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley.

Ever since I got my lens ball I wanted to capture the perfect moment with it.

This photo was taken at a park near my house.

I wanted to capture the dramatic lighting of the carousel and how it reflects on the wall behind it.

It's a good photo tbh.

My inspiration runs through the roots of helping others.

My digital photography composition, "Me and my Guitar", depicts the emotional as well as spiritual communication and connection between humans and music.

This photograph is of a gloomy back alley in San Francisco Chinatown.

My artwork was made with an even slab of clay.

My photograph, "Doorway", depicts the graffiti and sticker covered wall of a Downtown New York building.

With this photograph, I experimented with using intentional camera motion because I find that this technique expands the realm of photography and creates photos that are eye-catching, abstract and unique.

I was with my grandmother in her backyard and in the light I saw her hands. her ring was shining and looked so happy.

Photography is odd.

I regard the beach as a constant of serenity and, growing up in Point Reyes, it is a constant I take full advantage of.

Starting as just an elective class and free period photography quickly grew into an escape from day-to-day life.

This image was taken in Italy on a trip a few weeks ago with my family.

Leopard - photographed on a canon EOS 5d mark 2 with a 100-300 EF lens at the Oakland zoo with retouching in lightroom mobile.

I had gone for a walk on a trail that connects my house to the elementary school I went to.

I went on a road trip to Illinois, and there was snow.

I took these pictures at points in my life where I felt it necessary to capture the beauty of life as I was seeing it.