Artistic Photography

Presented below are a few of my favorite artistic photography works. As my love of photography began to bloom, I traveled to multiple countries, including Canada, France, Portugal, and England, where I captured images of nature, such as #1 of the Saint Lawrence River and #9 of the Atlantic Ocean in La Rochelle, France. As well, I have presented below a surreal image (#6) of a girl with leaves marking her face and clouds in her eyes. This image is a visual representation of Mother Nature. Finally, there is an image (#8) of a girl screaming. This image demonstrates the combination of chaos and joy from her expression. At the end of the page, you'll find a link to view more of my favorite photos, captured around the world. Enjoy!


1) Saint Lawrence River Waves


2) Peaceful Winter Day at Lake Michigan, Chicago Illinois


3) Des Roses Trémières of La Rochelle, France

4) Trois-Pistoles, Quèbec Autumn Sunset

5) Dallas Texas Cityscape

6) Mother Nature

7) Pathway to the Other Side of the World

8) Scream!

9) Pirate Ship at Sea

10) Frostbitten Leaf

11) Tour de la Lanterne

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