It’s a visual story told through the journey of a droplet.

This work is about how kids find a way to make their dreams a reality in the best way they know.

At this moment in our country, undocumented immigrants are being targeted, threatened and stripped of their humanity.

To me, childhood looks like raspberries.

This digital self-portrait explores the contrast between how I define myself and how others label me.

This was part of my senior portrait series.

This photo depicts a newspaper headlined, "The World Is Ending."

I came upon this doorway during a visit to the Don Edwards salt ponds with my family.

I like to experiment with manipulating space and time, to explore the liminal and jumbled moments that don't quite fit into our universe — one that forces us to constantly move forward.

For this, I had an idea of taking a photo of a clock and turning it more into dream-like where I had edited the numbers on the clock to look a bit blurry/unrecognizable.

I love going out photographing with friends, and this is one of the images that came out of one of our adventures.

This photo I captured freezes a moment in time, as fog rolls across the hills on Bollinas Ridge in Marin County.

My photograph is inspirerd by Wong Kar Wai, a movie director from Hong Kong, known for his saturated visuals, dim lighting, and emotional cinematography.

Shot at dawn in Lone Pine, CA, viewing Mt. Whitney from Alabama Hills.

This is a digitally manipulated photo, where I blend two photos I took about a month apart from my school, layered and mirrored to create a double-exposure landscape.

I’ve always loved photographing portraits and going for a more dreamy, dramatic, artistic look in my photography.

I'm Shaikhah, and this is the story behind my portrait.

My photograph is an exploration of femininity as a teenager.

Hidden among tidepool eelgrass, the Fluffy Sculpin (Oligocottus snyderi) reveals itself only to those patient enough to look closely.

For this artwork, I photographed the Royal Opera House in Oman because I thought the building looked really unique and beautiful.