I wrote these poems as a way to have an outlet for my trauma.

I took this picture when I was walking down the Pier in San Francisco, and a figure on a ledge caught my eye—a homeless man, huddled against the harsh concrete, half-hidden as if trying to escape notice.

When I took this picture I was in the car with my mom.

This photo took multiple try’s to get right.

I tried doing rule of thirds to capture the moment and used shadows and made the contrast good to make all the details noticable.

Chrysopylae captures the iconic view of the Golden Gate Bridge, illuminated by the headlights of cars, embodying the hustle and bustle of the Bay Area during the nighttime.

Rug that I found in my school.

I wanted to take a picture of something i love and thats basketball, so I took a picture of a basketball hoop.

I played with a picture of myself and manipulated it to take me on a journey through time.

This photo captures a personal moment, highlighting not only the beauty of the scenery but also the meaningful connection I share with the subject.

How do we distinguish what moments from our lives have shaped who we are?

I took a picture of a cloud that looked like a sad, defeated man balled up.

I was able to capture this amazing frog sculpture in a Vacation trip in Honduras, I was able to capture all the different colors and perspectives on this frog with this shot.

I tried to capture the beautiful phenomenon that appeared in the sky over the mountains in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

As I was flying back home from vermont, I noticed that the wing of the airplane outside my window looked like the tailfin of a fish.

As my school field trip to a museum came to an end, I realized all of my photos were awful, so as we left I took a few last attempts, armed with a focal length of 27mm and a 1/200 shutter speed, I captured a man and his doppelganger in the form of a reflection.

In a little city in half moon bay California for my mothers wedding when i caught the sun set going down.

This image was created in one of my favorite places, Indian Valley in Novato.

This photograph is about a dogs face being illuminated from above, highlighting the details on its face, i saw the dog and they way my grandmothers flashlight hit her face and snapped a photo, shes just basking in the light.

This is an image of the late skateboarder and model Dylan Rieder who sadly passed away due to leukemia in 2016.