Nostr notes by noicemag

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we invite the photographers of ...

2026-10-24T13:27:30Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we invite the photographers of Nostr to come together, share your work from the past week or just all time favorites, and find some new friends to link with.

Lets see what you got.

#photography #saturdayshare #noicemag

Submission by Camille Airvault: “Everything remains” is an ...

2026-10-19T14:14:20Z

Submission by Camille Airvault:

“Everything remains” is an on-going project about the ever-lasting feelings of grief, absence and longing. Loss being part of everyone’s life, and myself being confronted with multiple forms of endings recently - death, endings of important relationships, having to say goodbye to the place where I used to live, I needed to express through my work how impactful and heartbreaking these events can be to one’s life and psyche.

Although dealing with extremely heavy and dark feelings, “Everything remains” is also about the journey to find beauty in what once was and to accept that it is now gone, in order to make room for something even more beautiful. As grieving can be such a lonely experience, all of the subjects in this project are isolated, either surrounded by darkness or alone in vast surroundings which seem to be devoid of any form of life. But darkness is never total or all-consuming, because in the end, -- there is a light that never goes out, and that’s what this project is about at its core.

To find hope and beauty in heart-shattering experiences - to find again that light we thought would be gone forever.

https://camilleairvault.myportfolio.com/

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one could say that it's very "noice"

2026-10-18T13:57:15Z

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one could say that it's very "noice"

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2026-10-18T13:56:48Z

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red is the best color

2026-10-18T13:56:41Z

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red is the best color

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2026-10-18T13:56:30Z

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Mine? I use 35mm usually all of the time

2026-10-18T13:56:12Z

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SUNDAY SHARE!!! Usually it's Saturday that we do this, but ...

2026-10-18T13:55:11Z

SUNDAY SHARE!!!

Usually it's Saturday that we do this, but sometimes life gets busy...

We're inviting all of the photographers of the Nostr community to share your work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Discover other photographers to follow and get some inspo.

#photography #noicemag

Submission by Michael Kunzinger: I look for images in reflections ...

2026-10-15T12:36:18Z

Submission by Michael Kunzinger:

I look for images in reflections on the water's surface. Although the dreamlike designs are reminiscent of abstract paintings, they are entirely real, created by a combination of the angle of light, water texture, and other natural factors. No oils or digital touch-ups are used; the process begins and ends with the art created around us by nature.

The works explore water's potential as an artistic medium, as well as conversations surrounding how we perceive the ordinary in the world around us, and what constitutes something realistic versus the abstract. If the viewer sees the image on its own, it is abstract and non-representational; when viewed in light of how it is made, it becomes documentary, challenging the divide between the two. The difference lies in how we see.

https://mkunzingerphotography.com

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Submission by Etienne PERRONE: As a child, I fell asleep ...

2026-10-12T14:56:55Z

Submission by Etienne PERRONE:

As a child, I fell asleep inventing worlds. On a train, in a waiting room, during long evenings of boredom, my mind drifted toward lives that did not exist. I never really stopped.

There is a kind of frustration in me, tied to how intense a life could be — the feeling of often living at the edge of something. Traveling alone, walking at night through a city whose language I don’t speak, is the surest way I have found to come closer to it.

Out there, the streets empty out, the city falls silent, and tiny things take on an immense presence: the hum of a neon light, an air conditioner, a drop of water, my own footsteps. My attention becomes intensely focused on the outside world, and yet I have never gone so far inside myself.

I am drawn to a less obvious kind of beauty. I stop in front of the places everyone walks past: a back alley, a parking lot, a doorway left lit behind a closed shop. It is there, between banality and strangeness, that something begins to exist. Light shifts perception and, suddenly, the world seems to contain more than itself. These photographs belong to films whose stories have been lost. The characters are absent, yet everything still seems to bear their trace.

That strangeness is everywhere, even in daylight. Night simply makes it easier to see. Each image holds one of those brief moments, almost epiphanies, when ordinary life opens up and feels larger.

I am no longer sure this is simply an artistic practice. It has become a way of living, and a way of looking at the world.

here are some more work if interested : https://art.etienneperrone.com/arteng/

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! On Saturday's we invite the photographers ...

2026-10-10T14:12:45Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

On Saturday's we invite the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Developing community, and a good routine is important.

Lets see what you got, and tag a friend.

#photography #noicemag #saturdayshare

Submission by Artem Kunz: My photographic work explores memory, ...

2026-10-09T16:44:28Z

Submission by Artem Kunz:

My photographic work explores memory, identity, and the quiet strangeness of everyday life. I am drawn to ordinary places, fleeting moments, and familiar surroundings that somehow feel distant or unfamiliar.

My photographs exist somewhere between documentation and dream. Rather than telling a specific story, I try to capture moments of stillness, absence, and uncertainty, where something familiar becomes slightly unsettling or difficult to define.

I’m interested in the fragile boundary between reality and memory, presence and disappearance, and the unexpected emotional weight of seemingly insignificant details. I prefer to leave space for ambiguity, allowing viewers to bring their own experiences and interpretations to the images.

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Submission by Carlos Isaac Perez: This series is a collection ...

2026-09-30T12:05:00Z

Submission by Carlos Isaac Perez:

This series is a collection photos from different parts of the US and Europe.

https://isaac-perez-photography.com

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2026-09-28T12:38:35Z

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We have open photography submissions year round. You can also ...

2026-09-28T12:38:01Z

We have open photography submissions year round.

You can also opt-in to have a portfolio review done on your work which many photographers have quite enjoied.

AND, you can also pay with #bitcoin. I'm pretty sure we're the only photography publication in the world right now that does this.

Browse the website, gather some inspo, always looking for feedback as well.

https://noicemagazine.com/submit

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2026-09-28T12:37:59Z

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Submission by Dimitris Fotiadis: Daimonos explores a moment in ...

2026-09-28T12:35:19Z

Submission by Dimitris Fotiadis:

Daimonos explores a moment in which faith begins to dissolve and something older slowly returns.

Christian symbols appear throughout the series: the cross, the lamb, incense, fire, ritual objects and gestures of sacrifice. Yet these symbols no longer seem completely stable. The cross becomes blurred and distant. The lamb carries both innocence and the possibility of sacrifice. Smoke rises like prayer, but gradually loses its religious certainty. The sacred remains present, though its meaning begins to shift.

Against this fading Christian world emerges an older presence. The human body encounters the classical statue until flesh and marble become almost indistinguishable. Grapes appear upon the body, evoking Dionysus, the ancient Greek god associated with wine, ecstasy, transformation and the dissolution of boundaries. The body is no longer something that must be separated from the spiritual; it becomes sacred itself.

Fire moves through the series as both destruction and rebirth. It consumes the landscape and structures, suggesting that an established order is disappearing while another, more instinctive and ancient force rises from beneath it.

The title refers to the ancient Greek daimon: a presence between the mortal and the divine, long before the word demon acquired its predominantly Christian association with evil. This transformation of meaning lies at the heart of the work.

Daimonos imagines faith not disappearing completely, but changing form. Christianity becomes a fading memory while traces of Dionysus, ritual, desire, nature and the ancient body begin to surface again.

What remains is neither entirely Christian nor pagan, neither sacred nor profane. It is a space between worlds — where an old god seems to awaken beneath the ruins of a newer faith.

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2026-09-23T17:46:49Z

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Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk. ...

2026-09-23T16:57:01Z

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

Submission by Tyler Lindblom: These 20 unrelated images exemplify ...

2026-09-23T12:43:23Z

Submission by Tyler Lindblom:

These 20 unrelated images exemplify my desire to take subject matter, remove as much context as possible and then hopefully re-shape them into something different. Largely, the photos I take are based on feeling(s) and aesthetic, rather than an inner drive to turn a picture into a thousand words.

That being said though, I also take photos that have a deeper personal meaning, but I have no interest in attaching my thoughts to them because to me, the most important thing about any type of art is what an individual takes away from it, not whether or not they see or agree with the artists interpretation.

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Submission by Ishay Lindenberg: Bodies slip behind fabric and ...

2026-09-21T17:31:39Z

Submission by Ishay Lindenberg:

Bodies slip behind fabric and paper. Objects split, peel, and disappear into growth. Across the sequence, the photographs move between bodies and the surfaces around them, through moments of hiding, change, and partial visibility, before returning to a single eye looking out through a doorway.

https://ish.li

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Submission by James Mazey: An exploration of the traps and ...

2026-09-15T16:26:09Z

Submission by James Mazey:

An exploration of the traps and consequences of modern living. Where we see the escalation of luxury and convenience over meaningful connection, discarded on the side of the street.

Force fed over consumption, the masses join the queue to buy things they don’t need with money they don’t have. The powers that be want more more more and the numbers must increase year on year on year. There are no signs of slowing because we’re enslaved to the idea that if you’re not keeping up then you’re missing out.

The earth groans, onwards to demise.

https://www.jamesmazey.com

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we try to round up the ...

2026-09-12T13:07:13Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we try to round up the photographers (or even non-photogs) of Nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Always good to find inspiration from others and to make new frens.

A few from an assignment I had at a golf course for a non-profit.

#photography #saturdayshare #asknostr

Submission by Mohammad Rakibul Hasan Global warming's effects ...

2026-09-09T14:18:41Z

Submission by Mohammad Rakibul Hasan

Global warming's effects are alarmingly disparate. While certain regions witness moderate alterations, others, like Bangladesh, bear the brunt of intensified natural calamities, including storm surges and floods. Bangladesh's vulnerability, epitomized by its coastal regions, is a heartrending consequence of climate change. Millions along its coasts are ironically tethered to the sea, which now jeopardizes their existence.

The Sundarbans Forest stands as a vivid symbol of this vulnerability. Encompassing a vast expanse rich in biodiversity, including the Bengal tiger, it is at significant risk. Located at the convergence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers, the forest's threats are twofold: escalating sea levels and extreme weather events. Alarmingly, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts a potential 1-meter sea level rise by 2100 in the Bay of Bengal. This spells disaster for the Sundarbans, imperiling its unique ecosystem and affecting the livelihoods of countless locals. The repercussions, ranging from food and water scarcity to widespread displacement, ripple through neighboring communities.

The ramifications of global warming near the Sundarbans are not abstract but acutely tangible. Countless residents face the threat of submergence and displacement. Extreme weather occurrences jeopardize crucial sectors like fishing and agriculture. Additionally, health is at stake, with rising salinity linked to alarming conditions, including uterus cancers and fertility complications. These multifaceted challenges lead to heightened food insecurities and societal disparities...

https://mohammadrakibulhasan.com/

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Submission by Aaron Dougherty: According to Merriam-Webster.com, ...

2026-09-09T13:43:20Z

Submission by Aaron Dougherty:

According to Merriam-Webster.com, Incidental means: “occurring merely by chance or without intention or calculation”.

At its most basic level, this is isolation of found compositions by selective framing.

https://aarondougherty.com

https://leckaarondougherty.substack.com

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Submission by Roberto Zeppilli: Objects, faces, animals, ...

2026-09-07T13:23:23Z

Submission by Roberto Zeppilli:

Objects, faces, animals, fragments of a familiar landscape that routine had rendered invisible.

My approach is completely instinctive, like a child reacting to the world before learning what things are named. There is no predetermined agenda, only an unscripted curiosity. It often feels as if these scenes pass through me first (felt in the gut before my eyes even register what is there) letting the environment choose when to stop and look.

As if something had altered the rules of reality while I wasn’t looking. And I thought that maybe photography could help me document this crack, also as a way to express my unease in the world. Not to understand, but to remain in listening.

Under the title "Home or anything that can be called so", this selection of twenty images offers a condensed cross-section of that daily practice. A quiet discipline of pacing the same streets, training the eye to catch the anomaly: a passing gesture, a collision of light, a burst of color that refuses to remain ordinary.

https://fotosottocasa.com

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we try to round up the photo ...

2026-09-05T19:40:03Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we try to round up the photo community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Always good to keep a good routine and have fun along the way.

Lets see what you got!

#noicemag #photography #saturdayshare

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2026-09-05T19:38:32Z

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Wen video upload to Notedeck?

2026-09-05T19:37:42Z

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Submission by MORGAN ENYERIBE OTAGBURUAGU This new body of work ...

2026-09-02T12:28:15Z

Submission by MORGAN ENYERIBE OTAGBURUAGU

This new body of work extends the visual language established in In Bloom (Doyle Wham, 2023) into more explicitly political terrain. Where In Bloom used floral motifs to speak to life, death and renewal at the level of personal and ancestral memory, this series turns that same vocabulary toward a public health crisis: the World Health Organization’s finding that roughly 77 percent of Nigerian women use skin-lightening products, the highest rate recorded anywhere in the world. The series does not illustrate that statistic. It answers it.

Water as rebirth, not concealment. The condensation sheeting the glass in every frame is doing two jobs at once. Formally, it fractures and refracts the subjects, pulling the images toward abstraction and away from straightforward documentary portraiture, in keeping with the tonal, sculptural treatment of dark skin that runs through my practice.

Flowers plucked from the Lagos street, not the studio. The heliconia, hibiscus and roses recurring across the frames are not florist stock, they are gathered from the immediate environment the work is made in, and that sourcing is itself an argument. It insists that the material of renewal, of beauty, of what blooms, is already local, already at hand, already indigenous to Lagos, rather than imported. This runs directly against the logic of the bleaching industry, which is built on imported chemical whitening as an aspirational, foreign standard of beauty. A flower cut from a Lagos roadside held against unaltered dark skin is a compact rebuttal to that entire supply chain.

https://morganotagburuagu.com

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-08-29T13:38:34Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Keeping community requires good routine and a bit of fun. Lets see what you got!

Q: What has been your newest piece of camera equipment?

I picked up a new Godex iM30 flash for my Leica Q the other day. Here's some test shots.

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Submission by Francisco Gonzalez Camacho: You can't enter the ...

2026-08-28T13:20:11Z

Submission by Francisco Gonzalez Camacho:

You can't enter the same river twice explores the concept of impermanence, the futility of becoming and the landscape as an agent of transformation.

An unknowable rhythm unfolds, forms bend, break, emerge, dissolve, neither whole nor undone. Traces persist within the drift: shifting patterns, unfixed entities, hidden layers of impermanence lie beneath.

Nothing holds. Nothing stays. Growth and ruin intertwine, a pulse of becoming and unraveling, between absence and presence, the landscape is in flux. The surface fractures, shifts, unseen forces, all caught in the current, fleeting, surrendering to the flow—panta rhei.

These ideas, rooted in the work of the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, are conveyed through photographic metaphors that explore the moment just before a transformation—the point at which a form is clearly in transition, not yet settled into its new state. The landscapes bear the marks of geological time, which operates on a scale that makes human experience seem fleeting.

Erosion, sedimentation, the collapse of a shoreline into the water, the emergence of a sandbar: processes that occur without witnesses, that have been occurring long before photography existed as a medium to capture them.

https://www.frangc.com/

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Submission by Tianxi Wang: Along the Tropic of Cancer, the camera ...

2026-08-25T12:54:28Z

Submission by Tianxi Wang:

Along the Tropic of Cancer, the camera tracks a westward route where contemporary life appears as fermentation: overheated, accelerated, and sustained by slow decay.

Crab Claw is a series of photographs made during several road trips along the Tropic of Cancer in China. I traveled westward following this marked yet invisible route, photographing as I moved and letting the road hold my attention long enough for certain thoughts to surface—above all, a persistent weariness toward contemporary life.

From the beginning, I did not intend the project to be documentary or research-based. The Tropic is not treated here as a geographical claim, but as a constraint: a line that is unmistakable on maps and strangely absent in lived reality. It offered a stable structure for a personal inquiry, a way to project my recent experience and the changes around me onto specific places and encounters along the route.

In recent years I have increasingly questioned how contemporary life is organized. It does not always arrive as “crisis.” More often it appears as a low-intensity, long-term condition: everything keeps functioning, order remains intact, yet feelings, relationships, and the sense of the future quietly harden and grow brittle. At the same time, many turns carry an inexplicable randomness—like a throw of dice whose outcome we only begin to justify after it has already landed.

The title Crab Claw grows out of this experience. It names a sustained act of gripping: slowly closing, pausing, and making you aware that you are being held in place. The photographs trace that pressure where it becomes visible—in plantations, smoke and fire, fences and cables, stumps and soil, and in the small, ordinary moments in which people learn to keep going.

https://ohtim.com

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What makes a good photograph? We asked 83 photographers. If you ...

2026-08-24T13:27:42Z

What makes a good photograph?

We asked 83 photographers.

If you distill all 83 answers into a single idea, it’s this:

A good photograph makes you feel something you can’t quite explain by showing you something real that you might have missed.

Read more (and submit your work):

https://noicemagazine.com/blog/what-makes-a-good-photograph

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SUNDAY SHARE!!! Usually Saturdays are the day for this, but I got ...

2026-08-23T15:04:25Z

SUNDAY SHARE!!!

Usually Saturdays are the day for this, but I got busy so lets see your photographs from this past week, or just something that's an all time favorite.

Q: What has been your go to camera lately?

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography #asknostr

Submission by Stefania Di Filippo: Dream Land is a long-term ...

2026-08-18T14:29:25Z

Submission by Stefania Di Filippo:

Dream Land is a long-term personal project about the relationship between memory and place. Although all the images were made in Sicily, my native island, the series is not intended as a documentary portrait of a territory. Instead, I explore the landscape as an inner space, shaped by memory, distance and imagination.

I began photographing these places while I was still living in Sicily, knowing that I would soon leave. That awareness of an impending departure became part of the work itself. Over time, and from a distance, the island gradually transformed into an interior landscape: a collection of fragments, sensations and images in which the real and the remembered constantly overlap.

Through landscapes, bodies, architecture and traces of human presence, I wanted to capture a suspended sense of time—something between presence and absence, belonging and distance, reality and dream. The photographs are not meant to reconstruct a place as it objectively exists, but to evoke the way a place persists within us after we have left it.

Dream Land is ultimately an exploration of how memory alters the places we belong to, and how those places continue to inhabit us even when we are far away.

https://www.stefaniadifilippo.com

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2026-08-17T13:28:14Z

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday (we try anyways...) we invite ...

2026-08-15T14:39:34Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday (we try anyways...) we invite the photographers of the #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.

Keeping a good routine and community is important, but also having fun along the way.

Lets see it 👀

Reply + share = #zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Submission by Andrew Tesdahl: This series looks at the strange ...

2026-08-15T14:15:54Z

Submission by Andrew Tesdahl:

This series looks at the strange beauty of ordinary American places like bedrooms, backyards, motels, gas stations, aging houses, discarded objects, and the spaces in between. Moving between harsh daylight, artificial light, and darkness, the photographs turn familiar scenes into something slightly unreal. The work is less about documenting specific places than the feeling they leave behind: nostalgia, isolation, comfort, decay, and the sense that something has just happened or is about to. It’s a portrait of everyday life as an imperfect memory , colorful, quiet, and a little haunted

https://andrewtesdahl.com

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Submission by Asif Shaikh The Edge is an ongoing black-and-white ...

2026-08-13T12:53:15Z

Submission by Asif Shaikh

The Edge is an ongoing black-and-white photographic series exploring moments that exist at the edges of our attention. I photograph ordinary encounters between people, landscapes, light and everyday environments, focusing on scenes that might otherwise disappear unnoticed.

The work is shaped by observation rather than intervention. Distance, movement, reflections, changing light and occasional blur become part of the visual language, allowing familiar scenes to move between documentation and abstraction. I am particularly interested in what happens outside the obvious centre of an image: a distant figure, a passing movement, a boundary or a temporary relationship between people and place.

The series reflects on the act of noticing itself, and on how slowing down and looking towards the periphery can reveal moments of quiet significance within everyday life.

https://asifshaikh.framer.media/

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Photo submission by Lisa Bof: Q: What makes a good photograph? A: ...

2026-08-10T15:58:12Z

Photo submission by Lisa Bof:

Q: What makes a good photograph?
A: Love

Submit your #photography

https://noicemagazine.com/

Submission by Alice Petruccelli My work centers on what pulls me ...

2026-08-03T15:11:52Z

Submission by Alice Petruccelli

My work centers on what pulls me in completely. Guided by my background in entomology, I look for microscopic details and the play of light that gives life to my subjects. I am drawn to insects because they exist mostly unnoticed—a quality they share with certain urban landscapes. This series is a collection of moments: brief, overlooked glimpses of beauty.

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we invite the photographers of ...

2026-08-01T15:01:29Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we invite the photographers of Nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.

Lets see some moving pictures...

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #photography #saturdayshare #asknostr

Submission by Kai Freeman These photos are my best efforts at ...

2026-07-30T12:27:04Z

Submission by Kai Freeman

These photos are my best efforts at authentically capturing the precise moment when I felt as if the frame in front of me drew me in with something potent, and largely indescribable. There isn't necessarily any intentional, logical meaning behind them, beyond what these frames provoke in me or you. I think my favourite photography doesn't need much context, and doesn't require much thinking. I like immediacy, and being true to capturing what the frame makes me feel and the impressions I get, without much analysis.

I used a few different cameras here - the Nikon D700,
Kyocera SL400R,
Canon IXUS 85IS

https://si9net.neocities.org/

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SATURDAY SHARE!! Every Saturday, we invite the photographers of ...

2026-07-25T13:13:33Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!

Every Saturday, we invite the photographers of the nostr community to come together, share the work they've made over the past week (or an all-time favorite), and find inspiration through one another.

Building a creative routine is one of the best ways to keep growing, and there's nothing better than a community that encourages you to keep making photographs.

Share your work below! 👇

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Photography by Martha Clarkson. Martha is part of our one-on-one, ...

2026-07-22T13:14:45Z

Photography by Martha Clarkson.

Martha is part of our one-on-one, two-week photography mentorship program, where we work together to curate her photographs, refine her editing process, and discover what strengthens a series - and what doesn't.

It's been incredibly rewarding to do these mentorships over the past few months, helping photographers develop a stronger eye for editing and sequencing their work.

Learn more on our website:

https://noicemagazine.com/mentorship

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Submission by Gilliard Bressan There is a point in summer when ...

2026-07-21T12:46:36Z

Submission by Gilliard Bressan

There is a point in summer when the heat reshapes the day. Shadows sharpen, colours intensify, and every movement is measured against the effort it requires. Heat Wave inhabits that threshold.

Made between beaches, lakes and public pools, the series follows the quiet rituals of people seeking relief. Crowded sands become abstract compositions; water offers a temporary escape. Seen from a distance, individual stories vanishes, leaving behind a landscape of bodies, light, and repetition.

Rather than documenting leisure, these photographs linger on the peculiar stillness created by extreme heat: a state where the familiar begins to feel slightly unreal.

https://www.gilliardbressan.com

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Proof of work. https://noicemagazine.com/testimonials ...

2026-07-21T02:48:32Z

Proof of work.

https://noicemagazine.com/testimonials

Interesting. Well, thats helpful I suppose... Submit your work. ...

2026-07-21T02:46:01Z

Interesting. Well, thats helpful I suppose...

Submit your work. Opt to pay via #Bitcoin:

https://noicemagazine.com/

#photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Saturdays we try to invite the photographers of ...

2026-07-18T13:58:55Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Saturdays we try to invite the photographers of #nostr to come together, share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Making a good routine and sharing art seems to be a good thing.

Lets see what you got! Say something about the photo, share the note and get a #zap.

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Photography by Martha Clarkson: Vocabulary of Water Water serves ...

2026-07-16T13:11:40Z

Photography by Martha Clarkson:

Vocabulary of Water

Water serves as both subject and collaborator in this ongoing exploration of abstraction. Rather than documenting a landscape, these photographs investigate the visual vocabulary created by reflection, light, and movement. As recognizable forms dissolve into line, gesture, and structure, the surface of the water becomes a place where representation gives way to pattern and perception.

l. Line

Using the surface of the water as a starting point, this series reduces reflection and movement into geometric compositions. By emphasizing repetition and lines, the images invite viewers to move beyond recognizing water as a subject and instead experience it as shape, rhythm, and form.

2. Gesture

Here is the quieter, more fluid patterns that emerge across the water's surface. Curving lines and looping forms drift across the frame, creating abstract compositions that suggest movement without depicting a specific moment or event. The photographs examine the way light and water collaborate to produce fleeting drawings that exist only for an instant before dissolving into something entirely new.

3. Structure

In this group of images, the surface of the water becomes a study in structure. Light, reflection, and movement combine to create layered compositions that balance organic motion with an unexpected sense of order. Rather than documenting a landscape, these photographs investigate how texture and underlying patterns transform a familiar element into an abstract visual language

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we invite the photographers of ...

2026-07-04T14:05:03Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we invite the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Discover other artists here, connect and have fun.

Q: If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #photography #saturdayshare #asknostr

Submission by Misa Ato The photographs—monochrome images with ...

2026-06-29T15:52:22Z

Submission by Misa Ato

The photographs—monochrome images with high contrast—are arranged as diptychs and polyptychs to map out a scenography of wandering. Radical black and white serves as the instrument of this transformation. It strips the world down to its essentials: a vibration of grays, a tension between fullness and emptiness. Through this interplay of contrasts, dry grass becomes punctuation on an invisible manuscript, while architectural structures become the silence that holds it.

Photography becomes a quest for this threshold. By exploring the edge, the limit, and the breaking point between materials, I attempt to capture a nameless place, a score of silence where a line becomes script and space transforms into an elemental sign. Here, the image is no longer a window onto the world, but the trace of a place that exists solely through the meeting of light and shadow.

Everything here is a matter of confrontation. The silence of the flooded pools—mirrors of a world suspended in time—clashes with the tragic scars of past fires. Charred trunks, standing as stark, graphic sentinels, contrast with the resilience of new shoots striving to erase the traces of devastation. Between shadow and light, between the solidity of rock and the void of space, my work focuses on the "edge"—the very place where metamorphosis unfolds.

https://misaato.com

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we invite the photographers of ...

2026-06-27T13:09:11Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we invite the photographers of the #nostr community to come together once per week to share our photos from the past week or just all time favorites. Discover, connect, have fun.

Q: Where was your last trip?

#noicemag #photography #saturdayshare #asknostr

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photography ...

2026-06-20T12:25:45Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photography community here on #nostr to share work from the past week - or even some all-time favorites - and simply have some fun.

Drop a photograph in the comments, get inspired by what others are creating, and connect with fellow photographers from around the world.

Let's see what you've been working on!

#noicemag #photography #asknostr #saturdayshare

Submission by Matteo Pagamici Q: What makes a good photograph? A: ...

2026-06-19T12:57:54Z

Submission by Matteo Pagamici

Q: What makes a good photograph?
A: When it opens a door to another world.

A documentation of life in remote Greenlandic settlements.

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2026-06-17T13:26:59Z

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Submission by Maxime Vinel As a street and landscape ...

2026-06-08T13:50:21Z

Submission by Maxime Vinel

As a street and landscape photographer, I aim to capture emotions through static scenes, sometime commuters in the move. Inspired by cinema, especially the colorful Wes Anderson, I believe photography is about intuitively « hearing » the music of elements and geometry. This artwork is a 35mm and digital mixture, witnessing various golden hour and nightfall scenes. My work doesn’t feature any innovation, fantasy and limits post-editing. Instead, themes like the nature, the people, modest scenes and slices of everyday life allow a dialogue with the spectator, hence closing the cinematic loop which I aim to create; living my photography as a poster, why not like a dream.

https://www.vinelpictures.com/gallery

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Christer Björkman Signed Off is a project about ...

2026-06-01T14:03:52Z

Submission by Christer Björkman

Signed Off is a project about existential questions.

Is it enough to only exist?

Wandering around my neighborhood, I started seeing 'naked' poles of metal.
I started photographing them. Don't really know why.
Questions started to arise.

What was the purpose of these poles?
Had they at some point had signed attached to them, as many similar poles nearby.
Had those signs become obsolete?
Why was the pole still there if it no longer served any obvious purpose?

These more practically oriented questions soon gravitated towards more philosophical ones.
If you, in this case a pole, 'lose' your purpose is it enough to only exist?

We humans may ask ourselves what the meaning of life is. If we serve any purpose.
Some humans may ask such questions a bit too often. But do we need to serve a purpose?

We humans may eventually ask ourselves the vital (livsavgörande) /critical question 'To be or not to be?'.
Poles cannot.

https://www.christerbphoto.com

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we try and round up the ...

2026-05-30T20:03:35Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we try and round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Routine and community is key. Don't be shy, lets see it.

Q: What camera have you been using lately?

#noicemag #saturdayshare #asknostr

Submission by Ajaypal Brar This series is a mix of various ...

2026-05-28T15:47:27Z

Submission by Ajaypal Brar

This series is a mix of various different things happening around trees. I have used trees for as a grid in some frames and on others trees are the main subject. I have grown an interesting connections with trees, mostly out of fascination and curiosity.

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Alessandro Di cerbo Mattei: This series does not ...

2026-05-25T13:24:07Z

Submission by Alessandro Di cerbo Mattei:

This series does not truly move through a physical place, but rather through a perceptual and mental state. More than documenting a real space, it attempts to explore an inner condition.

The project begins within a dense, tense environment, almost suffocated by the accumulation of signs. Gradually, the rhythm of the images changes and begins to open up, until the landscape seems to dissolve and become more rarefied, through an alternation of visual rhythms.

The series works through rhythm and perception: each photograph attempts to alter the breathing space of the next. Through this process, the work became a form of slowing down and pacification.

#noicemag #photography

You have two things that are genuinely finite. Time. And ...

2026-05-23T19:14:03Z

You have two things that are genuinely finite.

Time. And attention.

Everything else - money, skills, relationships, opportunities - can be acquired, developed, rebuilt. But time moves in one direction, and attention, once spent, is gone. You can't earn more of either. You can only decide how to use what you have.

Submission by Kostis ARGYRIADIS DD/MM/YYYY is a series of ...

2026-05-23T16:54:53Z

Submission by Kostis ARGYRIADIS

DD/MM/YYYY is a series of personal photographic explorations of place and presence. It explores time and what remains of it as it flows between us. In a way, it is an isolation in a small universe that I am trying to create and within which I am trying to exist comfortably.

What I discover (or find) in this series are human forms and traces of nature, bombarded by fragments of memory that I collect to create this new passage, which may be a new isolation or a way out. At the same time, I am attempting to remain consciously present, aware, always in the way that every new answer leads to a new question, starting a new circle while ending the previous one.

As I look back on this project’s moments of creation, I observe that there is always something more to unfold: a reminder of what is actually important without seeming important; a fleeting glimpse of the everyday, magical, yet trivial events that life provides.

https://www.kostisargyriadis.com

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-05-23T13:34:50Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of threads community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Don't be shy, lets see your proof of work.

Q: If there was a tool that could help you today in your photography workflow, what would it be?

I ask because I'm always building tools for myself and then sharing them. See the latest one I made, Matted. And yes, you can purchase it using #bitcoin

https://noicemagazine.com/tools/matted

Working on the most comprehensive, but beautifully simple ebook / ...

2026-05-22T00:38:34Z

Working on the most comprehensive, but beautifully simple ebook / app about photography and #bitcoin. This will be fantastic.

Submission by Celine Amorim “News from home” is a little ...

2026-05-21T12:14:10Z

Submission by Celine Amorim

“News from home” is a little piece, sound, memory of my quiet but caotic ordinary. Where beauty is gently presented.

#noicemag #photography

Continuously building to the website. Added the following: - New ...

2026-05-17T16:02:19Z

Continuously building to the website.

Added the following:

- New blog / article page with LN tip functionality
- New GSAP animation update to header and across other page galleries
- NOICE+ education content

https://noicemagazine.com/blog

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers ...

2026-05-16T12:14:32Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers here on #nostr to share work from the past week - or even all-time favorites.

Showing up consistently and building routine is a good thing. #Photography is better when shared, and it’s always fun discovering what others are seeing and creating.

Drop your work below, connect with some other photographers here, and maybe learn a thing or two from each other.

Reply + Share = #zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare

I created the ability in my custom backend admin pannel to ...

2026-05-15T13:34:32Z

I created the ability in my custom backend admin pannel to publish submissions to nostr.

You can just build things.

Submit your work and pay with lighting:

https://noicemagazine.com/

Submission by Sofia Podestà I work with remote landscapes as ...

2026-05-15T13:32:05Z

Submission by Sofia Podestà

I work with remote landscapes as spaces where the relationship between human presence and environment becomes fragile and uncertain.

The images reduce the landscape to essential structures, where scale dissolves and orientation becomes unstable. Atmosphere and light act as agents of removal, softening the visibility of forms and creating a sense of distance that resists full access. Human presence appears only marginally — as trace, as interruption, or as a temporary condition — emphasizing the landscape’s autonomy and indifference.

The work constructs a space of suspension, situated between presence and absence, where the landscape is not fully available, but remains distant, resisting definition.

https://www.sofiapodesta.com

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Byeongbeom Kim: "Photography started as ...

2026-05-11T11:55:49Z

Submission by Byeongbeom Kim:

"Photography started as curiosity and turned into obsession. My journey began during the COVID lockdown when I picked up Magnum Contact Sheets at a local library. That book changed everything—it pushed me to take photography seriously.

Over the past 8 years, I’ve immersed myself in street photography, studying the works of Harry Gruyaert, Joel Meyerowitz, Martin Parr, and Lee Friedlander. I spent countless hours in libraries flipping through photobooks, learning through trial and error, and refining my way of seeing.

Now, my camera is always with me. I document life as it happens—raw, unscripted, sometimes humorous, sometimes unexpected. I look for the chaos, the quiet, the fleeting moments that would otherwise disappear.

This portfolio is a collection of my best work from the last eight years, how I see the world, frame by frame".

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Marco Gehlhar: "My work focuses on new ...

2026-05-07T13:23:06Z

Submission by Marco Gehlhar:

"My work focuses on new religious movements, folklore, and ufology, exploring how beliefs take shape in contemporary culture.

These submitted images all stem from my first book, The Great Filter, in which I explore the connections between the environmental crisis, the threat of nuclear war, and one of humanity’s biggest questions: “Are we alone in the universe?”

Over the course of two months, I undertook a comprehensive exploration of various locations in the United States, with a specific focus on documenting facets of alien research and UFO-related folklore, and how these intertwine with the American military-industrial complex and the climate emergency we are witnessing today".

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday (or at least we try...) we round ...

2026-05-02T13:39:49Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday (or at least we try...) we round up the photographers of the Nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Showing your proof of work and developing a healthy routine is a good thing.

Don't be shy, lets see it 😎

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Submission by Tomasz Domagalski: "I define my work as ...

2026-04-30T12:41:08Z

Submission by Tomasz Domagalski:

"I define my work as photography of the commonness, through which I have been documenting everyday life in shared spaces since 2008. It is a form of photography that seeks to capture what seems obvious before it is forgotten. It is an observation of human behaviour and a documentation of the apparent harmony between our existence and the natural environment. With every click of the shutter, I am left with a question for years to come - what story will this photograph tell, what part of the past will it capture, and how will everyday life change in the meantime? Documenting everyday life in this way gives me the feeling of living a double life. Time slips through our fingers too quickly, but all these photos form a kind of separate timeline".

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-04-25T13:19:29Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.

Don't be shy, lets see it.

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Made this tutorial video on how to use our latest tool, Matted. ...

2026-04-21T14:46:44Z

Made this tutorial video on how to use our latest tool, Matted.

Matted is a photo formatting tool built for photographers. Drop in your photos, choose your output ratio (4:5 portrait, 1:1 square, or 9:16 story), set your background color, adjust your padding — and export the whole set as a ZIP in seconds.

Everything runs on your device. No uploads. No account. No subscription required to get started.

Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eSACLVulMs&lc=Ugwf5WICsd6te2yrgbl4AaABAg

Try / purchase it here (with #bitcoin): https://noicemagazine.com/tools/matted

#photography #noicemag

Submission by Łukasz Korulczyk: "This is a chronicle of the ...

2026-04-20T12:51:13Z

Submission by Łukasz Korulczyk:

"This is a chronicle of the everyday—a documentation of fleeting moments where reality arranges itself into unexpected configurations: absurd, poetic, and humorous, revealing its inherent theatricality.

The subjects include chance passersby, animals, and the remnants of human presence encountered during six years of spontaneous walks with a camera across Poland.

These photographs operate on the borderline between document and interpretation. The shutter release not only freezes time but also extracts non-obvious connections, accidental visual rhymes, and surprising juxtapositions from the chaos of daily life. What escapes notice in the rush of a common day becomes visible here, encouraging a fresh, different perspective on the surrounding world.

The title Common Days and Feast Days suggests that the boundary between the ordinary and the extraordinary is fluid. A "feast day" or "holiday" doesn't have to be planned—it can happen at any moment, if only we possess the ability to perceive it. This collection proposes such an attitude: a contemplation of the everyday which, when observed with intention, reveals its uniqueness, its absurdity, and its unexpected beauty.

It is a story about the fact that the extraordinary is constantly happening all around us. One only needs to notice".

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-04-18T12:33:53Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.

Lets see what you got.

Reply + Post = #Zap

#photography #noicemag #saturdayshare

Every creature in the universe lives with scarcity. The only ...

2026-04-18T12:21:34Z

Every creature in the universe lives with scarcity.

The only creature that doesn't is the politician, because it's never his money.

Gm.

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Saturday's we invite the photographers of ...

2026-04-11T12:27:42Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Saturday's we invite the photographers of the #nostr community to come together and share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Find some other inspo and link.

Q: What's your post editing workflow?

Reply + Share = #zap

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Submission by Sam Rowley "if you never noticed, it never ...

2026-04-10T12:48:32Z

Submission by Sam Rowley

"if you never noticed, it never happened" - "1Q84" by Haruki Murakami

#photography #noicemag

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2026-04-09T19:13:01Z

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Submission by Michelle Blancke View the full feature on our ...

2026-04-07T14:34:24Z

Submission by Michelle Blancke

View the full feature on our website (and submit your work via lightning):
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/michelle-blancke

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Rafa Quesada: "It was the summer of 2020 when ...

2026-04-06T12:33:04Z

Submission by Rafa Quesada:

"It was the summer of 2020 when it all started. In the parking lot of a campsite in the Netherlands I capture the first Undercover. I could never imagine that this picture would become the beginning of a series.

There is something intriguing about these shapes, covered with reflective, dirty, or shiny plastic. Standing there in the middle of the street. Stripped of all the dynamism and movement a vehicle has, even when standing still. No more speed. No more aerodynamics. No more lines. Just a quiet, anonymous shape.

The undercovers come from different places in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. Different streets, same quiet presence".

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Nick Grinder. Q: What makes a good photograph? A: A ...

2026-04-03T15:29:10Z

Submission by Nick Grinder.

Q: What makes a good photograph?

A: A good photographs balances tension and peace, and uses every element in the frame. Everything should have intention.

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Giacomo Alberico: "My name is Giacomo Alberico, ...

2026-04-01T13:43:00Z

Submission by Giacomo Alberico:

"My name is Giacomo Alberico, an italian photographer and visual artist. I live between Chieti and Lisbon where I work as a production assistant for an independent photobook publishing house. I graduated in the Master of Photography of the Brera Academy in Milan. I have always been interested in works related to folk-art, to actions that arise from the interaction of ordinary people with the everyday world. Among my first authors that I studied on the theme of life and images taken on the streets there are obviously William Eggleston and the Italian Luigi Ghirri.

"My artistic practice tries to understand how a photographic image can connect present and past, bring different places close to each other and study the objects and actions carried out, even if only unconsciously, by man in these places over time".

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Samuel Adams: "The feeling of being lost in a ...

2026-03-29T13:45:15Z

Submission by Samuel Adams:

"The feeling of being lost in a moment of time. Trapped in a feeling that seems both temporary and permanent at the same time".

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-03-28T12:39:57Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of the #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Don't be shy, let's see it!

Q: What's your favorite movie?

Reply + Share = #Zap

#noicemag #photography #saturdayshare

Submission by Beat Muller: "Irrelevant Observations” is a ...

2026-03-24T13:28:51Z

Submission by Beat Muller:

"Irrelevant Observations” is a long-term photography project that highlights situations in our everyday lives that we usually pass by without noticing. If we don’t see them, nothing happens – in that sense, they are indeed irrelevant. However, when we do notice them, they can bring a smile to our faces, tell a story, raise questions or remind us of something..."

View more on our website, and submit your work:
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/beat-muller

#noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of ...

2026-03-21T13:56:00Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to come together and share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.

Don't be shy, let's see it!

Reply + Share = #zap

#noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Submission by Cosimo Calabrese: "Taranto stands as a ...

2026-03-20T14:23:22Z

Submission by Cosimo Calabrese:

"Taranto stands as a paradigmatic example of how economic and industrial development in Italy—particularly in the South—has often been chaotic, shaped by political complicity and clientelism, and marked by long-term, devastating consequences for local territories.

Today, Taranto is considered one of the most polluted cities in Europe. For decades, the number of people affected by pollution-related diseases has steadily increased. The industrial plant—referred to locally simply as “the factory”—was transferred from state ownership to various private administrations in the 1990s, before returning to state control in 2020. However, the structural issues responsible for its harmful emissions have never been fully resolved.

Taranto is the city where I was born and where I still live. To investigate it as a photographer has meant confronting a place to which I am deeply connected—a place that holds my family, my friends, and my personal history. In this body of work, I have attempted, as much as possible, to distance myself from my own lived experience and to approach the city with a more analytical, almost scientific perspective.

I chose to conduct this photographic investigation as if it were an autopsy—returning to the original Greek meaning of the word autopsia, “to see with one’s own eyes.” I systematically examined and dissected the streets of Taranto, searching for evidence, while remaining faithful to a photojournalistic approach grounded in direct observation and firsthand knowledge.

The project began with the superimposition of a map of Taranto and its industrial area onto an image resembling a lung tumor scan. From there, I started to conceive of the city as a living body, where the industrial expansion of the 1960s acted like a neoplastic disease: a pathology originating in a specific area and gradually spreading, over time, throughout the entire urban and social fabric".

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Robby Ogilvie: "While living and teaching in ...

2026-03-18T13:49:41Z

Submission by Robby Ogilvie:

"While living and teaching in Hong Kong, I began photographing basketball courts. They appeared everywhere across the city: beside schools, between housing towers, on rooftops and in open courtyards. What first drew me to them was not the game itself but the geometry of colour and the rhythm of repetition. Circles, lines and rectangles laid across painted surfaces that felt both functional and quietly meditative.

In Hong Kong these courts are woven deeply into the architecture of the city. Many sit within the vast public housing estates that define its skyline, places where everyday life gathers and circulates. They operate as small social stages embedded within dense urban neighbourhoods, spaces where recreation, observation and community life intersect..."

Read / view the rest of the feature on our website (and submit your work):

https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/robby-ogilvie

#noicemag #photography

Submission by Angelo Greco: "Ask the Concrete is a long-term ...

2026-03-17T12:56:02Z

Submission by Angelo Greco:

"Ask the Concrete is a long-term photographic project exploring marginal urban environments and the quiet tension embedded in built landscapes.

The work moves through peripheral spaces, unfinished structures, and fragments of concrete architecture where presence and absence seem to coexist. Rather than describing specific places, the photographs approach these environments as psychological territories shaped by time, expectation, and suspended possibility..."

View the full feature on our website, and submit your work:

https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/angelo-greco

#noicemag #photography

Photography submission by Steve Battaglia. #noicemag #photography ...

2026-03-16T13:46:00Z

Photography submission by Steve Battaglia.

#noicemag #photography

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2026-03-15T13:03:37Z

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SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographer of ...

2026-03-14T21:42:37Z

SATURDAY SHARE!!!

Every Saturday we round up the photographer of #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Don't be shy, let's see what ya got!

Reply + Share = #zap

#noicemag #saturday share #photography

Photography submission by Wolfgang Maurouard: My photographic ...

2026-03-13T15:25:03Z

Photography submission by Wolfgang Maurouard:

My photographic practice is a contemplative exploration of dreamscapes devoid of human presence. By removing the figure, I seek to translate the subtle and mystical dialogue between architecture and the land — between man-made structures and the natural environment. In this absence, light and shadow emerge as the main protagonists, revealing geometric forms and unexpected volumes that shape the emotional atmosphere of each scene.

Each photograph represents a pursuit of stillness and abstraction, captured with a Canon 5D Mark III or Canon G1X. My intention is not to document a location, but to transform it into a refined and graphic composition that invite viewers to experience the quiet strength and unspoken poetry that exist between structure and emptiness.Through this exploration, I aim to give form to silence — to evoke spaces where architecture holds memory, and light becomes emotion.

Influenced by the Bauhaus movement, the photographic investigations of Éric Tabuchi and Nelly Monnier, and the cinematic sensibility of Walt Disney’s art director Ken Anderson, my practice is grounded in a cross-cultural dialogue. I travel extensively through France and Europe, guided by a fascination with Morocco’s luminous landscapes, as well as the monumental austerity of Soviet Brutalism.

#noicemag #photography

Photography submission by Christer Björkman: "See me!" ...

2026-03-12T14:04:53Z

Photography submission by Christer Björkman:

"See me!" is a project with pictures of sandboxes. More precisely, boxes with lids, usually made of plastic, with sand in them that are used to prevent slipping.

The project is about seeing what we would rather not see. Or try to avoid seeing.

Sandboxes are a necessary evil but few people think they are beautiful. They are almost everywhere. We tend to stop seeing such things.

The same applies to some people. Often those who are a bit on the fringes of society. Like the homeless and the mentally ill.

I have tried to take the pictures of sandboxes in a respectful way. Partly because I believe that all people should be met with respect.

For a while I tried to photograph the homeless but it felt difficult to get images that captured their situation in a sufficiently respectful way. The choice fell on sandboxes. For me, they represent the homeless in some way. They are out in all weathers. They often look a little worn.

The origin of the project was that my now deceased mother began to get worse. To deal with the anxiety I felt, I started photographing sandboxes. Photography became a kind of therapy for me.

I think that the reason the project turned out the way it did is because my mother suffered from a psychological illness and that during a period of her life she devoted herself to helping the homeless.

The project is in memory of my mother, you could say"

#noicemag #photography

Did someone say our name? 👌🏼 #nevent1q…vlcn

2026-03-11T16:00:22Z

Did someone say our name? 👌🏼

quoting
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When the app your mate wrote knows you’re not speaking English 😂