My Photography represents community and family.

To me, it doesn’t matter much if an image is visually appealing if it doesn’t strike me with any emotion.

Disorder in the occipital lobe can cause disorder of the brain.

This piece is called, "The Living Bubbles," this captured the moment of the fluidity of a jellyfish. In life we all must be fluid, moving where life takes us, and a jellyfish does exactly that, they flow through the ocean, where ever the current takes them.

This means to me each time I take a picture, it will show how life back then changed so much in 2021 and taking pictures brings me peace and joy to see surrounding.

My work is intended to bring the viewer into the scene, for them to feel present. I attempt to make my photos communicative and relatable, something one could look at and feel connected to.

I started by making this image because I just needed a distraction from what was going on my life at that point, so I called my friend and asked if he wanted to go take some random pictures.

A peaceful sunset in the California rainy season seen from the leisurely flowing Alameda Creek.

This photo is part of a larger installation of photos highlighting the multi-dimensional stories and identities of women.

I saw a puddle and wanted to do something with water and capture someones foot stepping in water.

The geyser was still for a second so I walked as close as I could to take the photo and capture the the color in the scene.

This photo was taken by me when I during leadership retreat I went to with my class and saw the sunset.

When capturing this photo, I wanted my friend to appear like a ghost or someone who is in the state of life and death.