Experimental Photography is a course I completed through UCSD Extension, where I explored creative techniques that pushed beyond traditional photographic practices. Over ten weeks, I worked with intentional camera movement (ICM), double and multiple exposures, DIY filters, textures, and a variety of lenses including fisheye and macro. I also experimented with light and shadow through light painting and shadow play, incorporated mixed media, and explored alternative processes such as cyanotype. The course culminated in the development of a personal photographic project. 
Water droplets displaying vibrant rainbow colors against a red and orange background.
Colorful water droplets reflecting rainbow colors against a vibrant background create an abstract pattern.
Colorful soap bubbles floating against vibrant yellow and red background with rainbow iridescent reflections.
Colorful water droplets creating abstract patterns with vibrant orange, blue, and yellow reflections in macro photography.
Abstract colorful bubbles floating against a vibrant blue and green background create a mesmerizing pattern.
Series of rainbow-colored water ripples forming concentric circles against a dark background.
Series of water drops creating concentric ripples with prismatic color effects on a dark surface.
High-speed photography captures colorful water droplet crown formations against vibrant rainbow background.
Macro photography captures a series of red water droplets creating ripples and crown-like splashes in liquid.
Macro photograph of a water drop creating concentric ripples with iridescent colors.
Water drops creating symmetrical ripples with red and multicolored light reflections in macro detail.
Water droplets splashing and creating ripples in orange and red tinted liquid.
Water droplets creating dramatic red crown splashes against vibrant background.
Liquid surface with green and orange reflections showing circular ripple patterns.
Water drops splashing and creating crown-like formations with multicolored reflections.