With this photo I'm trying to convey that being a teenager is a huge transition.

I enjoy working with 35mm film as a photography medium and leaving the result untouched and unedited.

In this artwork, I was trying to visualize how I feel when I have a panic attack.

Ever since the pandemic, appreciating nature has been an aspect of my life I want to pursuit more.

Whenever I am outside, I am always looking at the world around me, and photography to me means looking at the world from different perspectives.

I took a photo of my friend while he was jumping on a trampoline.

Never miss a sunset.

Boy walking through a dome of chairs.

A colorful capture of flowers bloomed to highlight the first hints of spring.

Too Fast reflects how I feel as a young teenager struggling to balance academic and social pressure, and as a student living in the heart of Silicon Valley.

This photograph is an experiment with long exposure and light.

I found this fountain while on a walk in my neighborhood and took this photo through the gap of the fence.

With everything that has been going on recently: storms, flooding, natural disasters.

Expressing my creativity brings me happiness.

I took this picture of children's toys in a sandbox when I was out on a photoshoot with my photography class.

This photograph shows how we cruise through life.

It changes my life by enabling me to approach situations with greater openness.

A wide view of Berkeley and San Francisco in the evening of Fall.

This piece is about learning to embrace our flaws. Our imperfections make us human.

This is a piece that truly captures the moment at its heart.