Shot at dawn in Lone Pine, CA, viewing Mt. Whitney from Alabama Hills.

People who want to be hidden can also stand out in their own ways.

I was looking around my backyard when I noticed my neighbor’s cat, Lucy, watching the wildlife around her like a guard on-duty.

My mom and I found this leaf on a walk.

When I was younger I use to always paint with my dad and I noticed how I had a passion for art so when I got to fifth grade there was photography for the year books I started to notice that a take pretty good photos so I continued through middle school enjoying taking pictures.

I photographed this piece at dusk in the East Bay using my Nikon D3300, right as summer was ending.

It seems widely agreed upon that being emotional is on the same level as believing in unicorns.

This pictures was made with one of my old photography mentors where we would take a picture every 10 steps and use what we had around. when I made this I thought about capturing everything how I see it.

Stillness that can be found in any given moment.

My photo captures a moment in time, illuminating the beauty in small moments.

When I first saw the inside of this church, I felt deeply touched, as though I had been seen clearly for the first time.

This artwork was created during the fall and represents the vibrant colors of the leaves during that season.

In the winter break of 2024, I was experiencing puberty and had extreme emotions.

Sprouting as a changing individual in a world that seems evanescent, the impending fear arrives: growing up.

This photo pictures my very first time photographing for college here at CCSF and symbolizes a huge step in my growth as an artist.

The coastline stretches out with bright blue water crashing against the rocks, creating a scene that almost looks unreal.

In the work "Domina Mater" light is used as a path of understanding, the darkness being grounded and the orange and yellow being something of a more divine nature.

This is a color film photograph of my mother.

It was my first time using my mom’s camera, and during that whole beach vacation I kept noticing the same man walking past the beach at a similar hour every afternoon.

This photo was taken out of a hotel in Seattle looking at the Space Needle.