Aya Okawa - abstract, aerial and environmental photography. San Francisco, California

Aya Okawa is an award-winning aerial and environmental photographer and visual anthropologist who enjoys shooting landscape transformation, abstract patterns, and documenting the interaction of natural and human systems.

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15K Followers, 3,257 Following, 1,129 Posts - Aya Okawa (@labyrinthiansmile) on Instagram: "Aerial & Environmental Photographer / @NatGeo published / @natgeoyourshot Contributor / Visual Anthropologist"

Aya Brackett is an editorial, commercial and fine art photographer living in Oakland, CA.

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AyaPhotoArt by Aya Epstein is a collection of Abstract nature photographs of the north sea of the Galilee area, nature, landscape, and the moon phases. Aya’s photos capture the beauty of the world in an abstract style. Here you can find a one-of-a-kind piece of wall art to hang on your wall or a unique gift to give to someone special.

2023年7月18日 · Aya Okawa is an award-winning aerial and environmental photographer and visual anthropologist who enjoys shooting landscape transformation, abstract patterns, and documenting the interaction of natural and human systems. Her work often focuses on themes of interdependence, systemic patterns and cycles.

Aya Okawa is an award-winning aerial and environmental photographer and visual anthropologist who enjoys shooting landscape transformation, abstract patterns, and documenting the interaction of natural and human systems. Aya experiments with photography as a way to create space to slow down and study moments of being, in simplicity and complexity.

Aya Okawa: Publications, features, and list of latest news. “We need the tonic of wildness. At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomed by us because it is unfathomable.