This photo shows the love between two on their special day.

I wasn't thinking too much about the cherry blossoms, or where it was, I just wanted a picture of it.

In today's world, it's rare to see someone genuinely smile, we all strive for happiness but what that really entails is not apparent, in these times those who are strong are able to smile, those who are struggling for happiness need to meet these spirited individuals, their strength in the darkness empowers those who gaze at them, thank them.

By expressing my creativity, I'm able to practice on my artistic skills and keep improving.

This piece, Morning Break, was a flat lay photography assignment from my freshman year arts class.

I like to look for subjects for my photography that will fit the frame without looking too crowded.

While taking a photo using my Polaroid camera, I realized that the brightness from the buildings and the sky were too bright.

I chose this photo because of the atmosphere within it; the lighting, the darkness, and the ships themselves.

I love using my camera to capture the natural beauty and free spirit of things in our world and one of the things I like to take pictures of is at the end of the day the sky is often very beautiful with 3 colors if complemented because of the sun going down.

This image was constructed surrounded by the idea of vivid, photographic, surrealism.

Photo’s inspired by the director Wong Kar-Wai who directed movies like fallen angels (1995) using landscapes and places around and in my community of the San Francisco, Daly City area.

When I took this photo, I was standing on top of a parking garage and noticed this really cool parking sign.

My artwork is mainly 35mm film photography, I am heavily limited by budget(I use my grandfathers camera) and I take almost all of my pictures walking around the street in all kinds of places around the bay area and beyond every chance I can get.

My piece is of a Varsity soccer player, Anar T., taken at one of our team's tournament games in Deer Valley.