I like looking at the beautiful things that I come across on walks or just in nature and try adding on to that instead of making an entire piece of artwork myself.

"The Rise Action" took place at the Novato High School, Old Gym, this photo showed me how simplicity can sometimes be better, what really stuck with me is the silhouette the bird portrays.

Nature is very significant to me.

During a rainy day in early December, I ventured out into the community to try to capture the gloomy and eerie mood.

This photo is from a shoot for a project exploring shutter speed in my photography class.

I took this picture at Clearlake, California.

Exploring opens my eyes to more and more possibilities in the world.

Walking up the steep hills of San Francisco is one of the few downsides of living in the Bay Area.

I wanted to take pictures outdoors with my younger brother and as I was, I found a great place to get depth, with a foreground, an in-focus middle ground, and a background.

The square frame of a camera humanizes the world.

Ima keep it a buck idk.

My art work is about two peace’s of trash that are so close that you can se the detail.

When taking pictures I feel relaxed and it's a very calming activity I like to do.

Being able to explore my creativity allows for me to express myself in ways that academics doesn't allow for.

I have always had a deep appreciation for sunsets and I love photographing them.

Exploring my creativity has helped me see my ideas come to life in photographs and digital art. I simply enjoy the process of photography and try to capture life as it is.

I have always found interest in nature.

I took this photograph on a rainy day on the way to Stinson.

This photo I took is for a multimedia art project, it shows my desk where I do my homework and study.

For as long as I've been exploring my creativity, my artistic process has never been solid or linear.