Fly Away

Shot Monday, March 30, 2015 in San Francisco, California with bay area aspiring model Nadia Pignataro. We began the day with an inside shoot using natural light and ventured out to the (super blown up) parking garage on Stockton. Snapped a few shots of Nadia right before the wind blew her hat off into a tree, explaining the title "Fly Away".

dirtbag workshop open meet

Dirtbag open meet at Sutro Baths in San Francisco, Calif. on Saturday, March 7, 2015. Workshop designed for local photographers to network and capture same subject from different perspectives.

Sky on Fire

Amazing sunset in San Francisco, Calif. on February 28, 2015 taken from above the Stockton tunnel.

Behind The Scenes

Behind the scenes photos captured on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 in Oakland Calif. at the Shmop House. Video shoot by flawless victory productions for Jay n' Fresh new song "Cattin Off" ft. Bay Area legend e40.

Composition

Photojournalism project on composition- includes lines, symmetry, and layers. All photos taken on Saturday, February 28, 2015 in San Francisco, California near Powell Street.

LA fashion model Hieu Cao

Treasure Island February 10, 2015

Friday, February 22, 2015

Midnight performance in Union Square by local instrumental group.  A couple dances as the crowd cheers for them.

On Embarcadero Street former Levi's building is being demolished where there will be a an apple store put in place of it. 

Captured a shot of my friend Chris Muzar climbing a stairwell on the side of a unmentioned location.

Last stop of the night was the Stockton tunnel where we shot models Tiffany and Rochelle until 2 am. 

Photojournalism Project 1

My first assignment for my photojournalism class at SFSU was on shutter speed. The top photo captured at Twin Peaks has a focused background while the subjects are in motion caused by a shutter speed of 20 seconds on a tripod; this photo demonstrates blur. The second photo is baby Nia at Delores Park being pushed on a swing by her mother. This is a freeze photo, capturing the motion in a still shot with a shutter of 1/250 of a second. The third and last photo was taken in the Castro District with the man in the middle being the center of attention. I attempted to "pan" by setting my cameras shutter at 1/6 of a second and moving with the direction of my subject.