Art comes in many forms.

When I think of a park, I expect it to be bustling with activity and life.

I choose a picture of a road out in Point Reyes first because I like the lines and how your eye follows the road's curves.

I chose this piece of artwork because I wanted to highlight a story.

When I find something interesting that I like, I try to replicate it.

I was given an assignment to emulate my favorite photographer.

This is a little alleyway in Rome, Italy.

My artwork is a photo of a sunset.

While making my artwork, I like to research photographers who are well know.

Reflection - Medium: Digital.

Exploring and expressing my creativity helps me realize who I am.

So far this year I realized my potential to take pictures and that I have some great ideas where I can express myself through photography.

The use of a telephoto lens compresses the grass, path, water, and mountains into flat color blocks.

I took this photo during Thanksgiving break, in Camino California, when colorful leaves were falling in the background.

The photograph captures an ethereal serenity, as the pristine blanket of snow envelops the landscape.

In a world where "selfies" and filters dominate photography, I initially set out to take an honest self-portrait.

Within the constraints of a square frame, I build a world that is separate from our own, one full of motion—a stark contrast from our bleak everyday lives.

This photo was taken on the 101 in Marin County, with a 8 second exposure time.

I have always looked at life in awe of the natural beauty around me. While on a trip in Austria, I was captivated by the immense beauty I saw around me.

I used a shallow Depth of field which made the flower in focus and the background blurry and used the close-up to get more detail on the flower.