When I saw this beautiful scene I just knew I had to take a photo to capture the moment.

This is a low light capture of an antique copper oil holder with a vintage shell lamp in the background.

I always scope the scene to find clustered geometric shapes to make an image that forces the viewer question what is being presented.

This piece of artwork was taken in early August of 2025 in Yosemite National Park.

I was at oracle park, watching my favorite team play, the Giants.

I was at the Corte Madera Lions Car show and while I was looking at the car I got an idea into my head to take a photo of the interior and got this picture after editing it a bit.

I took this picture at pismo beach in the afternoon when the fog was starting to roll in, I loved the look of the fog on the water.

I took this image to show how changing the color of something might make it look different and unique but it is still the same thing at the end of the day.

I took this photo when I was on a trip up to Washington with my dad during the summer.

While at an SF museum, this scene of two zebras instantly caught my attention.

“In the Lights” shows a moment of feeling seen but still hidden.

I love the way cities, nature, and humanity interact.

I like to take photos of cameras, so this was a product of that.

I visited the Japanese Tea Garden with my family and the lighting seemed perfect for a photo.

I instructed my friend to look out into the center of the milky way.

I take photos of things that catch my eye.

I wanted to transform the human form to express something no one else can visualize.

It poured on my last evening in NYC, so my dad and I decided to cut our sightseeing short and huddled under a building to wait for our bus.

This photo was taken with a iphone 16 camera at the sonoma raceway during a field trip for my auto-shop class (CAPP).

My photo is of an SFPD officer stationed at a protest in San Francisco.