I visit my Grandmas house in socal every school break and this is a photo of my grandpa.

This piece reflects the beautiful after sunset effect the coast has to offer plus showing a bright red and green street sign giving a sense of home.

This piece was a part of a project I did surrounding the question ”How does nature influence the connection between people, animals, and the Earth?”

I love nature and it specks to me when I see breathtaking things in the nature because it shows me how amazing the world is.

I wanted to create a picture that focused both on lighting and reflection.

Each February in Yosemite National Park, the setting sun strikes Horsetail falls at an angle which makes the sheets of water appear ablaze.

This photo was taken in SF Chinatown during my field trip with my film photography class.

I took this photo in my photography class last year for a street photography project.

I’ve intertwined photography with drawing to create works multimedia which synthesize the precise lines of architecture with free-handed, organic chaos.

This photo was taken in lisbon while I was visiting my sister.

I took this photo on a field trip to San Francisco.

This piece was taken on Medium Format B&W film, on a Yashica Mat 124G with Ilford Delta 400. It was taken this summer, in the South of France, where my grandparents live.

This is from a POV project in class.

This photo was taken during my trip to Montenegro.

This summer I went on a very hectic and tiring bike trip with my dad across the Netherlands and the morning of the photo was the first in a while where we got to take our time walking around.

This is a photo of a eucalyptus leaf.

This photograph was taken on a Digital Camera outside of Berkeley High School’s G building, where one of the teachers had parked their Hudson Hornet.

I chose to submit this photo as another way of thinking of the wealthy.

I love thisb piece of art, its very special and I wanted to share it.

The photo was taken from a higher perspective into a downstairs window to capture the contrast Heaven and our reality.