Every time I play fetch with my dog I throw her toy off the deck and she leaps to get it.

I captured this piece on a trip to the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco in September of 2024.

I travel by longboard, hoping to snap rare, candid photographs of San Jose, my hometown.

While going on a camping trip with my family and friends, I woke up one morning to find my brother relaxing peacefully in a canopy connected to two trees.

This piece delves into the glowing night-life of San Francisco’s riders, and captures the surreal feeling of living life to the fullest with no bounds, a message that they hold close to heart (Maybe a little too close).

I like photography because it helps to capture ordinary things as magical or fictional item, using some different lighting or quite rarely editing techniques you can easily create something that looks out of this world or not normal. Case in point this work which used a crack in a piece of glass using the bright lighting (which would not be useful) and a little bit of color in order to create something that looks fantastical with the crack providing an ample amount of variation in color and the lighting that is normally clipped and thus not useful adding a nice blue glow as well.