Taken on Olowalu Village Rd, in Hawaii.

The way the singer is looking up captures a moment of reflection.

I love to walk by the Lavender plant at our school.

It is a simple photo full of colors from the sunset which I really like.

I took this photo a couple days after it being given to me by my mom, I loved taking photos of living things.

I took this photo on the sideline of a basketball game, it’s like it was perfect the subject was looking at the camera and this player is one of the fastest players on the team.

I took this photo while on a hiking trail in San Mateo, I came accross a nice pathway that lead out of the forest into a clearing where the sun’s lights peeked through onto the trail.

”The Glittered Pollinator”** This piece captures a fleeting moment in nature—a bee on a purple flower, symbolizing the beauty and purpose of pollination.

This is one of my favorite photos I have ever taken because the angle of the photo I took was really cool.

While taking a break in my backyard from the rush of everyday life, my eye caught a glimpse of this sunlight-struck cobweb.

Trekking out into the wilds of the North Bay, I never know what creature I’ll encounter, or how fleeting an encounter will be.

This photo freezes a moment that’s the pure San Francisco spirit.

It was a picture of a person.

Being the youngest child in a family often means carrying the weight of both expectation and history.

This was a photo I was inspired to take because I was in eureka, mountain top of the giants on the way to wrestling dual team sections and the trees captivated me due to there size compared to me and it was magnificent to see how beautiful nature can truly be which we tend to neglect.

In my high school years, I embarked on my journey into photography.

Being playful with the camera and experimenting with my shutter speed, I was able to create new effects, versions of reality that could only be seen through a camera lens.

Capturing the colors and movement of objects (flowers) that are still.

While taking photos during photography, I was wandering around campus and noticed a tree different from all the rest, standing out alone.

Through the power of photography, I sought to illustrate Earth’s power, where fire and motion converge.