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PhotosxAI
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Photography & AI
It’s simple—I enjoy capturing photos and exploring the world of AI and creative tools. These images were either taken by me or feature me, and are paired with videos generated from them using AI technology.
Cover Picture x AI
Cataratas Pulhapanzak
I went on an under-the-waterfall tour at Cataratas de Pulhapanzak in Honduras and captured this photograph from beneath one of the falls.
Cataratas Pulhapanzak x AI
Tela's Sunset Sand Castle
I took this photograph at Indura in Tela, Honduras, capturing a sandcastle framed by the beautiful beach and a glowing sunset.
Tela's Sunset Sand Castle x AI
Budapest Bridge/Railroad
A few years ago, I visited Budapest and captured this photo—instantly falling in love with this stunning bridge/railroad, though I can’t quite recall its name. If you recognize it, please let me know!
Budapest Bridge x AI (vertical)
(1/2) Budapest bridge vertical video-5 seconds
Budapest Bridge x AI
(2/2) Budapest bridge horizontal video-10 seconds
New York City
I can’t quite remember which building I took this from—possibly the Empire State Building—but what I love about this photo is how the scenery curves, almost like a globe. I’m drawn to shots that break away from flat perspectives, ones that remind me of the Earth’s shape. Sometimes, even from a plane, I catch myself visualizing the world as a sphere. We’re so used to experiencing life from the ground that it’s easy to forget we live on a round planet. Even if we can’t truly see the Earth’s curvature from this height, a photo like this feels like a quiet reminder of that bigger picture we rarely stop to think about.
New York City x AI
London
As you can tell from Big Ben, this photo was taken in London years ago. I love this classic scene—it beautifully captures the city’s iconic architecture, the River Thames, and its famously gloomy weather.
London x AI
Cataratas Pulhapanzak 2
I also took this photo at Cataratas de Pulhapanzak in Honduras—this time, offering a different perspective from outside the waterfalls.
Cataratas Pulhapanzak 2 x AI (Still)
Cataratas Pulhapanzak 2 x AI (Zoom out)
Skiing
They say skiing is easier to learn but harder to master, while snowboarding is harder to learn but easier to master—and I totally agree with the learning part! This was my first time skiing at Mammoth Lakes, and it was definitely easier than my first attempt at snowboarding!
Skiing x AI
Little French Key
This photo was taken at Little French Key on the beautiful island of Roatán, Honduras.
Little French Key x AI
Escondido Falls
Escondido Falls in Malibu, California, is easily one of my favorite trails—it’s a hike that turns into a bit of a climb toward beautiful waterfalls. This photo features me and one of my friends enjoying the adventure.
Escondido Falls x AI
SUGARFISH Miami
This photo was taken in the men’s restroom at the SUGARFISH restaurant in Miami. I thought it could make a fun and unexpected concept for a CGI ad.
SUGARFISH Miami x AI
SUGARFISH Miami
This photo was taken in the women’s restroom at the SUGARFISH restaurant in Miami. I thought it could make a fun and unexpected concept for an ad.
SUGARFISH Miami x AI
Interlaken
This photo was taken while I was canoeing through the stunning turquoise waters of Lake Brienz in Interlaken, Switzerland. The views throughout Switzerland were absolutely incredible—I can’t wait to share more soon!
Interlaken x AI
Parasailing
I took this photo of my friends parasailing through the skies of Roatán, Honduras. The AI-generated video on the next slide makes me laugh—the way the bodies swing side to side is absolutely hilarious!
Parasailing x AI
Malibu Sunset
This photo was taken of me at what we Pepperdine gals affectionately call 'Ralph’s Beach'—though that’s not its official name. I also think the AI-generated content on the next slide is both hilarious and pretty cool!
Malibu Sunset x AI
Welcome to Miami
This photo was taken of me at an art gallery in Brickell, Miami. Once again, the AI-generated result is a bit comical to me—seeing a photo of myself transformed into someone completely different feels a little odd, since it’s tied to my own memory. But at the same time, it’s so cool to see how technology can reinterpret a moment like this!
Welcome to Miami x AI (1/2)
Welcome to Miami x AI (2/2)
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