It took me 2 hours too get on top of the grizzly peak mountain, the process it took me too it was just the walk too get there.

I have been raising this plant for 4 whole years it has been with me for many years, since the pandemic I planted this.

This piece was inspired by the quiet atmosphere and natural darkness of the night.

"Who Needs a Car" captures a quiet act of rebellion, told through common everyday objects.

This piece was created while I was experimenting with how close I could zoom while still creating a pleasing composition.

The Project is called Nostalgia.

This is a gazebo roof with leaves taken in a garden in Palo Alto.

Took a the pic on a very straight angle and made it even and when too photoshop and edited the colors to look/make it seem a old and nostalgic memory.

This photo highlights the transition into fall, using the leaves' colors and textures to represent seasonal change.

This photo captures a vibrant expression of cultural identity through the bright red lanterns hanging above the street, a symbol commonly associated with celebration, community, and good fortune.

The photographs are in lots of different location, its focus is nature, flowers specifically.

This artwork is of a classic porsche 911 in direct dreamy lighting that gives it a vivid and warm tone over the entire piece.

This photo was taken from a museum, on the 3rd floor looking over the city.

I took this picture on a flight from New Zealand back to California.

This was a photo of a candid moment encapsulating the simpleminded joy of this dog.

Foggy Forest.

This was a picture of a tree I took on a trip to Costa Rica.

For this artwork, I explored my AP inquiry question: How have the physical and cultural environments of the SF Bay Area evolved over time?

I’ve always loved photographing portraits and going for a more dreamy, dramatic, artistic look in my photography.

Sports photography is my favorite form of photography to shoot.