While interning at the Alameda Labor Council, I had the opportunity to photograph people at the Labor Day No Kings rally.

‘The Pursuit’ is the second piece in a diptych detailing the journey of my original character Maeve.

After a morning of heavy rain, I stepped outside hoping to photograph pooled water on leaves or flowers.

Anyone else just sees some girl, but when I looked through the lens of my camera that day, I saw the girl who I've grown up with for the past 7 years.

This artwork was taken after I lunch I had with family.

This photo came from my first self portrait project called “What you DON’T see,” where I explore the hidden emotions I tend to hide from people.

My photo was taken on a film cameraThe photo is from when took on a trip with my friends to Santa Cruz.

This photo was taken on New Year's Day 2025.

After drinking nectar from a California fuchsia bloom, the hummingbirds that visit my garden pause before choosing a new flower, allowing me to observe and capture their beauty for a split second.

My mom and I found this leaf on a walk.

It seems widely agreed upon that being emotional is on the same level as believing in unicorns.

Stillness that can be found in any given moment.

It was my first time using my mom’s camera, and during that whole beach vacation I kept noticing the same man walking past the beach at a similar hour every afternoon.

I took this image in Utah during the Spring time.

For as long as I can remember, my great-grandmother’s piano has rested just outside my bedroom door.

In this series of street portraits from China, I stripped the images of their original color.

This piece was created while I was experimenting with how close I could zoom while still creating a pleasing composition.

I've always been really inspired around the idea of home, and how that informs everyone's worldview.

This photograph uses dramatic shadows and overlays to capture a reflective scene. Inspired by Edward Steichen, I focused on how light and darkness to change the atmosphere.

These four photographs are selected from Millbrae 2023.