As a rainy day occurred I decided it would be a good time to take pictures on the train tracks I live near. As I stumbled across the skull of a dog I decided that it would be a good chance to practice. Now resulting in what I am submitting, a skull of a dog.

"Mother Nature" is a digital self-portrait that I made to express the anxieties that other people in my generation and I face in relation to the climate crisis.

Last summer I took part in a summer arts program called CSSSA where I majored in photography and minored in painting.

I thought it looked like a boat on water.

In this photo, I was experimenting with a new form of photography–painting with light and long exposure.

A student inspecting a Lego game piece before a match.

Creativity has allowed me to express myself, and it's helped me see the world in new and different ways.

Creativity is crucial for me to reflect upon my experiences and interests. No matter what we make, our subconscious worries, wants, and lingering questions will shine through. Art helps me to not only understand myself but find a way to communicate it to others.

My artwork is not much of a big deal, just a picture of a luxury car I took personally on my mobile phone because I love cars and it was a pretty beautiful afternoon.

Picture of the Sunset from my house.

This world is quite beautiful thus there are times when we feel isolated and alone.

The night view of San Francisco is truly breathtaking.

Beauty could be found in the most simple and common things around us.

This is a picture. I like taking pictures of my action figurines.

I found this image to be extremely appropriate to the environment captured it in.

My photograph depicts chromesthesia, a type of synesthesia in which sound evokes an experience of color.

It allows for me to express myself visually and connect with others using symbols and feelings.

Just a cool picture of the moonset taken on the Alameda beach with SF in the background.

This photo was shot in Oakland on a sunny day when I saw this couple riding a moped.