This photo was a turning point for me.

This photograph is the moment I watched my cousin meet the ocean for the first time.

This photograph represents the feelings we carry that are both beautiful and overwhelming.

This photograph represents a moment of returning to myself and to the spaces that make me feel whole. Standing beneath the layers of green, I let the natural world soften the noise around me.

I captured a flower with a very bold colorful pink center with white and water drops surrounding it.

Unguarded curiosity, past mistakes, a reflection beside him, lost in a library filled with the mistakes they committed and the memories revisiting his mind.

This image was captured at Fort Bragg’s Ten Mile Beach.

This picture is about the "other dimension" that I made, showing me stepping inside it and interacting with the ground that is cracking under me.

This art work is a portrait of my classmate Adam Carlson.

This image was captured on a nature walk with my family at the coyote point recreation area in San Mateo.

When taking this photo I thought about how when us as people we most likely enjoy things that tend to be more pleasing to the eye.

Many dogs in Alaska are used as sled dogs, and I wanted to capture this dog's moment of rest in its long days.

Driving past San Francisco at sunset, I noticed the warm light spilling over Alcatraz Island.

While I was on this plane, I saw the beautiful sunset outside the window and thought the world really is huge.

This photograph shows the Golden Gate Bridge from a quiet spot along the shoreline, where the cliffs, beach come together in one view.

Rain’s Gentle Touch captures the quiet elegance found in nature’s smallest details. In this image, delicate droplets rest on a soft white petal, each one acting as a tiny lens that bends light into shimmering highlights and subtle reflections.

The same dirty wall that was easy to recognize in my school’s worn down cafeteria became warped, uneven, dim, and mysterious.

This photo I took explores the idea of duality and self discovery.

I captured this image at 4:30 in the morning overlooking the sunrise in Donner Pass.

I want to portray the natural landscape of Donner Lake in a cohesive photograph.