With thanks.
This work does not arrive alone. With deep gratitude to everyone who contributed their image, their craft, and their spirit to Anam Aloha.
The images that hold this space.
A website is also made of light. These photographers gave this one its warmth.
- Session, portrait & location photography — Fotoflex.nl
- Flying Dance Meditation photography — Malamalomi
- Hawaii imagery — personal archive of Aoife
The following photographers generously share their work through Unsplash under the Unsplash License.
- Abigail Keenan
- Alireza Helmi
- Amaan Hussian
- Anna Hunko
- Chalo Garcia
- Chema Photo
- Cole Keister
- David Clode
- Dmitrii Sumar
- Elise Petrovich
- Engin Akyurt
- German Krupenin
- Guille Pozzi
- Jason Leung
- Levi Meir Clancy
- Lisha Riabinina
Malamalomi.
Deep gratitude to Malamalomi and to all the teachers and practitioners who have carried the tradition of lomilomi with such love and care. The knowledge and aloha shared through this lineage is the root from which this practice grows.
Lomilomi is a living tradition. Everything offered at Anam Aloha exists in relationship to those who came before, the kupuna, the teachers, and the land of Hawai'i itself. With special thanks to Malamalomi, Amira Segal, Karin Van Herwijnen and Eva Stoll.
Go raibh maith agat. Mahalo.
Thank you. In Irish and in Hawaiian — the same deep bow.