Click! Click! Click! I am taking this photo on a late crisp autumn night.

I love taking photos of flowers and plants reaching up to the sun. I like to show that nature is alive, alone, and struggling just like us.

An image of the Alameda Theater, a place with great history and nostalgia.

The presented photo is one representation of many relating to the thousands of miles that I have covered alone by bike over the last couple of years in the Bay Area, being a part of a project that was completely analog, titled "Out on the Backroads".

For this image I wanted to try to show the grandeur of the sky and space in comparison to the people living on earth looking up at the sky.

My photo is of my two dogs and their reflection in the water.

I wanted to capture the feeling of summer and the feeling of joy that surrounds it.

I wanted to capture the ongoing lives of many different people in front of the San Francisco Ferry Building, hence the name "Different Lives".

I find inspiration when I'm not looking for it, for instance, I took this picture on the ferry to San Francisco.

I was hanging with my friends at are girls soccer game that some of my friends where playing in.

This picture is worth more than just 1,000 words.

I took this photo on a field trip to San Francisco with my photography class.

Photography to me is a reflection of reality.

I used a large sun hat, two apples, a lemon, grapes, and two clothespins.

My jellyfish picture was taken at the Aquarium of the Bay.

Creating photographs is a way for me to un-isolate myself, a way for me to connect with people.

My artistic process involves me placing myself in situations with the highest chance of achieving an exceptional photograph.

I was going to Stinson beach with my family on a very cloudy day, the sun wasn't out and the water was cold so I decided to take a stroll down the beach.

I took this photo at Lands End in San Francisco.

I took this photo of a Galapagos Lava Heron fishing in a calm tide pool while on vacation with my family.