I am a senior at The Paideia School in Atlanta, Georgia, where I live with my family as well as two dogs and two cats. I spend much of my free time working on photography projects, volunteering, working, and scrapbooking. I volunteer weekly at an English class for refugees and immigrants, as well as with underprivileged children in the Atlanta area. I enjoy teaching youth groups to kids age pre-k and under at my Synagogue on Saturdays and teaching a third-grade class at a Jewish Sunday school. One of my favorite things to do is travel, particularly in Israel, where I can always be found with a camera around my neck, exploring new places and learning more about Jewish history.
Works by Aidyn
Flu Season
It’s that time of year again
What My Great-Grandfather Gave Me
“I feel that I should—must-—work to extend the opportunities I’ve had to other people searching for a better life, just as someone did for my great-grandfather.”
Serenity
Aidyn captures the calm and serenity of the water.
The Headline
These calendars tell a story of two pandemics, and the media coverage they have received.
Prey
An exploration in contrasts between life and death, human and animal, blue and red, wild and tame.
Inspired by Slinkachu
“I looked for places in my house and on my street that I could place the tiny people.”
Camouflage
The incredible skill and cunning of wildlife is captured through the lens of this photographer.
Without Earth, There is No Rain
Photographers submit their photos to represent the earth and all its splendor in honor of Tu B'shvat.
Anxiety
Photographer Aidyn Levin depicts what anxiety can look and feel like.
Or Torah
What does a Tunisian Synagogue in Akko, Israel look like?
Aidyn's Photographs are Featured In
A Battle With My Mind
What is it like to live with an anxiety disorder?
Unfinished
"It’s not the ending that scares me, it's all the things that didn’t end."
Amsterdam
“Can she also hear black boots punching the ground on this sunny street?”
