The CIA looms over the immigrants like a sun, burning a reminder that they are migrating because the U.S. government made their country unstable.

I was on my first ever trip to Hong Kong, a place I had known of through my family’s stories, when I took this picture.

This photograph was taken in a beach in San Francisco, I found a broken dock looking out into the ocean. It caught my attention since I felt the road simply stopped fading into the ocean.

I was on a photoshoot for a texture photography project and a trader joes worker that looked familiar walked up to me and said hi.

Scouting America, chartered by Congress, is one of the only organizations with an official code for flag retirement.

Originally made for a photography class assignment, this photo turned into a social justice piece as I kept building the set.

This picture shows growth- both physically and metaphorically. In this case, the growth of the flower closely represents the growth of a person.

Among the shadows, there was a skylight reaching into the darkness and reflecting the image of my friend's face making his skin glow.

For my photography class assignment, we had to take black and white photos outside.

This peice captures a butterfly drying its wings after emerging from its chrysalis.

This digital artwork is based on a photograph I took while kayaking in Kenai Fjords, Alaska.

I grew up in the exact place where this photo was taken and walked the path the kids were walking more than a 1000 times.

My photography is inspired by the feeling of emotion, personal experiences, and new perspectives.

This photograph captures an old drinking fountain, worn, dented, and stained by years of use.

I really loved this picture because it shows the true meaning of nature and how peaceful it could be for people I would tell everyone to go to the state of montana there isn't much to do out there but the scenery is beautiful.

I was initially looking for something to take picture of and I was walking around the school campus when the art teacher asked me if I could take away a banana that was just sitting next to the stairs.

This diptych is meaningful to me because it was a way for me to express my creativity through black-and-white photography.

For my photography class we were given the assignment to make a double exposer image, and my first thought was to go to Bolinas ridge.

This image is shot looking down at a bustling beach in Waikiki.

This black and white double exposure shows an abandoned park with a fading river cutting through it, with white space acting like a bright scar.