Me and my family were taking a sunset walk at cape lookout state park and I saw this beautiful macro shot.

There wasn’t much of a process to this image.

This photo was created using a low vantage point, wide aperture, and shallow depth of field.

On the Fourth of July, my mom, sister, and I bundled up, waiting for the fireworks.

When creating a photograph, I tend to look for unusual ways to use subject matter that you would normally ignore day to day, into something that makes you stop and wonder, how?

This photograph was taken at the top of Lombard street in San Francisco, it depicts the colorful houses and urban setting of the city.

I love the style of older cars from the 70’s and 80’s so I decided to take a few photos of some cars at a car show.

Image taken from high up in the stance at Velocity Invitational 2024 and by able to get this nice top view of the Luxury-cars.

I took this photo while I was walking around my house looking for things that caught my eye and after looking through my peephole I saw the recently put decorations and using the peephole as a framing device to create a vignette around the image and I edited the photo to distort the viewer’s perspective on what they are seeing like you’re looking through distorted binoculars.

This piece was made because I was on my way to take out the trash and after I did that I looked up to the sky and saw the clouds in a certain form making it look like it was breaking so I went to a better view of it and took the picture.

A macro view of underwater sea creatures behind glass in an aquarium as a goal to portray the brightness and vibrance of aquatic life.

I took this picture on the Golden Gate Bridge, the day I took this picture was very beautiful and bright which made the colors of the bridge pop so I decided to take a picture, but as i was trying to make the colors pop and look realistic I wanted to try and see how it would look in black in white and in my opinion it looked better.

I took this picture in Sausalito when I was kayaking, I saw the sun setting and the view looked nice. I also like how the water looks.

My artwork I love to make unordinary things glow and give them this curious feeling like a stroll on a quiet night, I make the viewer wonder what’s the idea behind this image, and how did they find it.

This artwork was created using a slow shutterspeed, waiting in the middle of an intersection until the person was in the center of the street.