"The best camera is the one you have with you" - Chase Jarvis.

Anyone else just sees some girl, but when I looked through the lens of my camera that day, I saw the girl who I've grown up with for the past 7 years.

I took this photo on a family trip in the sierras.

Just going round my neighborhood taking photos of things I think would look cool.

This artwork was taken after I lunch I had with family.

“Ready or not, here I come,” I chased my friend across the park as he climbed up the play structure and jumped across the monkey bars.

The throbbing sensation of nerves tethered to my chest lingers even now.

I went to an art exhibit in Oakland with my brother.

I like to experiment with manipulating space and time, to explore the liminal and jumbled moments that don't quite fit into our universe — one that forces us to constantly move forward.

Last summer seems like a long time ago now that I am in high school.

Engine Heat is a photograph where I was able to capture the heat off of an airplane when it came in for landing

This photo shows a small but important moment between a pollinator and a flower.

This photo came from my first self portrait project called “What you DON’T see,” where I explore the hidden emotions I tend to hide from people.

I hope that everyone who can view this artwork knows that the things you have the most fun doing turn out the best because of it's authenticity.

My photo was taken on a film cameraThe photo is from when took on a trip with my friends to Santa Cruz.

For this, I had an idea of taking a photo of a clock and turning it more into dream-like where I had edited the numbers on the clock to look a bit blurry/unrecognizable.

This photo was a random shot that surprisingly caught my eye.

My Brother Felix in the North of Ireland, near my fathers birth town.

As a serious athlete, when I first picked up a camera I was drawn to photograph sports.

I took this photo when I was just getting started with photography.