While creating this photo, I wanted to emphasize mental health and how it's a constant thing that can harm someone for a long time.

When I make art by taking pictures with light it brings me happiness. And makes me want to make more photos and and bring my ideas to life.

I went on a trip to San Francisco with a friend of mine so I brought my Canon T5i and a tripod with me to take photos of San Francisco.

The photo depicts a dry, lifeless landscape.

It was storming outside both thunder and lightning earlier in the day then there was a brief hour, hour and a half window in which the rain had been put to a halt.

When I was driving through the streets of India, what was most striking was that next to high-rise buildings and lavish malls, were patches of slums.

My photo "My Dead Whale" for the most part wasn't planned at all.

My process is spontaneous; I only take photos when something seems interesting.

My creativity make me love my life more. It make me know how beautiful my life is.

This is a photo I took on a family trip. It is of me under a tree with yellow leaves.

This was originally shot for my school's Multimedia Art class for the prompt, abstract.

I was photographing the aquatic center and I looked at every other student in my class who was so focused on what was going on in the water I reflected on what was going on outside of the water and found the Man of Mystery.

I photographed a vast snowy mountain range in Yosemite representing natures beautiful architecture and capability to grow to something so big.

For both photos I wanted to display a strong feeling.

I went to the beach to find some interesting treasures brought by the ocean.

This was one of my first photo assignments in my high school digital photography class.

I had just received a new phone for my birthday, and since the phone model was known for its great camera I decided to take a few test pictures in my back yard.

For this photograph I wanted to capture my friend in his element.

The artistic process was working in a studio with a flat black background and then taking portrait photos with a tri pod stand for the camera.

My goal in my work is for people to be able to see and recognize unique parts about me that I choose to express through my work.