Silence. Warm lights.

This series of photographs contextualizes the beauty I see in ordinary objects and spaces with a hint of nostalgia.

I took this photo on campus at Berkeley High as one of the first photography assignments in my film photography class.

I was walking around with my friend at school taking random photos of things I found interesting. the schools sprinklers cam on and I figured ”why not take a photo of that”.

I took the photo because the flower itself grasped my attention.

I took a picture that represents a 2 point perspective which my teacher taught me

Well I like drawing things that look real and feel real as much as the photos I take and want to.

When daylight savings time ends, and the sun sets earlier and earlier by the day, I find the city barren – peopleless, feelingless, empty.

I took this photo for a class project where we had to work of point of view.

A beautiful dog looking over its family and territory.

While making this photograph in my digital photography class, I wanted to highlight the natural beauty of the flowers and bring attention to every detail.

This photo captures a moment of quiet amidst chaos—a monk praying before a burning temple, its bold red walls standing defiantly against the smoke.

My best work yet.

I merged two images together to create a double exposure image with weeds surrounding a man walking across a bridge.

I wanted to merge two images to create a story.

My work was of my thoughtful mother.

These photos are the first time I’ve ever shot film, the most difficult thing about this process is that I couldn’t immediately see the picture after.

As I watched the cars pass under the bridge that I was standing on when I took this photo, I was reminded of how fast time goes by.

This is a picture I took while sage smudging, a ritual that aims to spiritually cleanse a person or room of negative energy.

We live in a world that is easy to get caught up in.