In this piece, I show experimentation with my style and expressiveness.

Exploring the world and documenting it in new and interesting ways helps me see the world in a new light.

Photography is not just a hobby for me, it is a way of looking at the world.

It shows everyone else how I see the world. It is also an escape for me while I shoot trying to show how I view certain aspects of photography.

When I took this photo it was when the sun perfectly hit the clouds complementing the dark sky mixing with daytime.

This portrait of my mother was inspired by the sacrifices she took to raise my sister and I.

Outside captures the isolation of the quarantine during the COVID pandemic.

Being creative in my free time helps me express myself in ways that I otherwise couldn't.

Photography has always been a comforting way to capture a moment for me.

All the art work/photos I take are adventures I went on my own.

As my mom was getting ready in the morning, I saw her reflection through the sliding glass door.

This is probably my favorite photo that I've ever taken.

While on a hike I saw two stumps and thought of making a simple composition of the tree stumps on the bottom corners of the rule of thirds.

For my portrait I took a picture of my non-binary sibling hence the the colors across their eye.

This was taken for a digital media class at my school.

The picture was taken at sunrise which I had to wake up early for if I wanted to be ready for school on time as well.

I took this photo of two women in a junkyard for a modeling photoshoot.

This photograph aims to highlight the beauty and complexity of the city and its inhabitants.

My photo "A January Snow" depicts pine needles with drops of dew on their tips and a snowy tree in the background.

As the day came to a close, this killdeer caught my attention.