Category: Inspiration

Nothing like starting the day out with homemade breakfast. My go to is always a fresh avocado, in whatever form.

While my camera roll doesn’t really capture the millions of devastating current events occurring, it does capture simplicity and beauty. Here, fresh flowers are blooming and life currently, looks pretty good.

My cousin, (who inspires me everyday but you can’t tell him because his talent has already boosted his ego enough,) and I love to have jam seshes, he plays every instrument known to mankind, while I sing badly. Quite the duo.

I enjoy buying and selling second hand clothing. I support slow fashion as well as small business on a thrifting app called Depop. When I’m not working a shift at Pizza My Heart, I am spending time on this app. Here’s to sustainability!

Growing up in sunny CA, rain makes an annual rare appearance. Last year, when visiting NYC I captured this blissful window scene outside of the World Trade Center Oculus. I love the way the buildings look behind, and the delicate drama the rain adds to […]

I feel gratitude towards nature. I express this through my values of sustainability, adventuring nature while reciprocating respect to my surroundings, and taking photos. I have always appreciated views but as I mature and grow older views and nature resemble a deeper meaning to who […]

Although I did directly take this photo, it is one of my favorites. As written in my documentary project from my Junior year, my father served in the Israeli military for 7 years. Usually, men serve for 3 years, but my father took the liberty […]

I have this habit of taking photos of food, before myself, or anyone around me begins eating. Food is one of the biggest sources of serotonin in life, and truly, food gives me a feeling like no other. Usually camera rolls are filled with selfies, […]

June 2019. I can hear the loud motorcycle pass by the room pictured above where I stayed for a week in a half last summer. I chose this photo because the sense of nostalgia that I feel each time I cross this photo. The warm […]