A sunny day in San Fransico’s Chinatown in the park where every inch of shade is occupied by card players.

I took these pictures in my prom dress, because I had just realized that I would probably never have another chance to wear it. I wanted to put the aesthetic of my dress into a photo, and I believe this was accomplished in this self-portrait.

I chose to submit this image because I think there is a message to be found in it.

This is a black and white portrait of my mom and cat, who is also a mother, both resting on the couch.

This specific shot was the product of me and my dad getting into an argument.

Biking under a Highway 101 overpass this summer, I heard a curious squeaking sound.

Before my sister blew out her candles on her 11th birthday, I remembered one of the elements of photography that my Yearbook Publications teacher had taught me - the importance of lighting.

”abyss” was a picture taken while I was visiting the city of New Orleans.

It works in all ways.

With this photograph I did what I do with most of mine, I found something with good lighting that had an interesting subject as the focal point of it.

Panning is a subcategory in photography, where the photographer tracks the subject with a low shutter speed, creating a motion blur effect.

This piece is inspired by a quote from Act IV, Scene i, of Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” regarding Gloucester’s loyalty to a leader who has gone mad.

Just getting into photography I have some trouble finding my style and what looks ”good”, yet I found a great way of discovering your style is to simply take photos of your favorite moments or things you simply enjoy doing.

The photograph was taken on a sidewalk in Honolulu, Hawaii.

I like to look around my surroundings to find the possible photos.

A simple picture with deep meaning.

I took these photos on a walk through North Beach with one of my friends from middle school.

The day I took this photo was a day I really loved with my friends and I feel watching this sunset made me feel very grateful to be living in such an amazing place.

As I rattled down the game trails traversing Murchison Falls National Park, I looked in awe at the intriguing and beautiful faces of the wildlife around me.

I was on a family trip to Utah this past spring when we came across the Bonneville salt flats.