While I was capturing these photos I was trying my best to make sure the objects I was photographing were the focus and and backgrounds were blurred this way the audiences attention goes to the central focal point of the photo.

This piece highlights my two favorite things, cars, and photography.

I like it.

I wanted to depict a move in wrestling and show that it's not just a sport but a lifestyle.

This is a photo I took during a sparring session at my BJJ Gym, Steadfast Martial Arts.

Why is the subject hunched over like that?

I always thought that an old Hollywood vibe was very cool and interesting and that is exactly what I am conveying in this image.

I like cars and wanted to make a photo that really looked like a real race.

My photo was taken in a rainy sunny day in my school.

This is a photo of myself in the reflection of my friend's eye.

This is my sister, Giana and my mom, Stacy.

In the photograph, my mother gazes at her hand, and her shadow becomes a reminder of everything she left behind in Mexico.

I took a picture of a car because I thought it looked cool.

I hold a great love for the bay area, its people, and its physical landscapes.

My work is a photo of the Transamerica Pyramid from Ina Coolbirth park in Russian Hill.

"The Obscurity" captures the sensation of living in fragments, woven in the scene but not embraced by it.

I took this at the No Kings Protest in Oakland, I think its very relevant in todays current world and im glad I took it.

This was a shallow depth of field photo with pink flowers being the subject.

I love to use a slow shutter speed while taking photos.

This is a artwork resembling how with photography there is the ability to stop time to look on.