I always found glass and its fragility to be interesting.

The photo I submitted is a photo that I took of my two best friends at our school's Homecoming.

In this photo I explored my creativity by lighting steel wool on fire and spinning it around to create what looks like one of Doctor Strange's portals.

I took this photo to highlight the things in life we overlook.

The man in the photo is an up and coming baseball player.

Touch of Life represents the symbiotic relationship between an artist and their art. It is a take on Michelangelo's “The Creation of Adam” where God breathes life into Adam, the first man.

My model is Juana.

This photograph was taken near my friend’s house in Oakland.

My photo captures a slow shutter of the ferris wheel at Pier 39.

The spotlight is not for everybody...

This is the place I feel the most peace at and I really believe that that place saved me it one of my favorite places to be it’s the fasting and prayer mountain in Santa Cruz when I’m stress or feel something I should I go up there for one on one with god it it most and talk to him it just gives me peace

My goal for this photo was to capture the texture of the peeling paint.

The sun is setting.

I went to the San Francisco Fleet Week and took some shots of the jets flying over the bay.

I took this photo during the 2025 Dia De Los Muertos Event in Oakland. As part-chicana myself, I have always loved and enjoyed the lowrider culture.

I took this photograph to represent what it feels like to hide your true self or be silenced by others.

My photograph captures the moment a BART train is leaving the station.

While I was on vacation in Scotland this past summer, I fell in love with the architecture and mood of the city of Edinburgh, despite my usual aversion to urban areas.

The moment after the words, "I fold."

This photograph was taken in Beijing at The Temple of Heaven, where it was extremely hot and humid with limited stage.