This may look like an ordinary piece of architecture, but the amount of technological advancement needed to reach this was great.

I was in class when the rain and fog came through with little warning.

Getting down (or up) to perspective of an animal is so essential to capture an intimate shot of it.

The moon was bright and clear on the day this photograph was taken.

I took this photo of the Vista House overlook as clouds began to clear.

This macro picture of the flower covered in droplets of water reminds me how water is life, not only for the flower but for me too.

My artwork is a flower that I took during school and it reminds me of yellow lights and a sun.

Old Schwinn in my back yard.

I took this photo using a macro lens in my digital photography class.

This image of layered, splintered wood creates a sense of introspection and complexity.

This captures the spark of creativity through curiosity.

This photograph is about maintaining a strong personal identity, being unique and true of yourself.

The baby in the photo is my baby brother forest, he is normally very rambunctious and when I saw him sitting still I knew I had to take a photo of him.

My family hails from the England and its luscious countryside.

I went with a bunch of friends to Pier 39, and I wanted to take a picture of something.

This photo is a representation of societal issues and the importance of standing up towards injustice.

I got to go on a whale watching tour in Monterey, and the sea lion really reflected my mood.

This photo of my cousin was taken in my grandpa's garden using a shallow depth of field.

I took this photo of my classmate to show how sometimes we feel caged in our own house.

Taken on a Sunday stroll around Berkeley, this photograph reveals the little moments of peace and joy even in the most stressful of environments.