For this photo, I challenged myself to take a self portrait without showing my actual face.

My artwork shows a football player standing on the sidelines, with a spotlight shining on him.

This piece features red silhouettes of skiers and snowboarders, accompanied by a silhouette of a snowboarder flipping through the air.

This piece represents my brother because he is a emt and is going to be a fire fighter.

In Japanese culture, cranes represent peace and prosperity.

My work focuses on noticing the quiet details that usually go unseen.

We were tasked with creating an interesting bokeh effect for a classroom contest.

Taken on a trip to Lake Tahoe, this picture is a portrait of my good friend leaning against an incredibly tall tree.

This artwork was taken in the rain. Its emotional to me because it depicts the disturbances that actions have, but also how everything, in time, will be resolved.

In Thought of Stillness captures a quiet moment where emotion sits just beneath the surface.

A place I go to think, capturing my favorite local view.

This photo was inspired by a photo of a young woman in a masquerade mask.

The glass needs not to know the vibe, only to have it.

Taken at 1/2 shutter speed, edited in Lightroom to get the final look.

The Jag is not just a Jaguar it holds true near and dear meaning to the Jagboys and the Irvington Senior Boy Friendgroup.

I took this photo in the rural outskirts of Tijuana Mexico.

The moon is very beautiful.

The photo depicts my mother walking on a trail at Don Edwards.

In this photograph, I wanted to capture the quiet world that exists just beneath our feet—an everyday scene most people walk past without noticing.

This year I found my late dads old camera in the garage.