Photography submission by Owen Prucey: A liminal study on the human condition, where fracture gives rise to a shape that we can barely recognize. Over the past few months, my subconscious feelings led me to take random photos that represented my difficulties growing up as a Japanese American dealing with pectus excavatum, a birth defect in which one's chest caves inward. I often found myself circling back to the dualism of the underlying beauty that lies within despair. More specifically, the subject matter that I often go back to includes worn objects and composed shadow abstractions. Can something greater be formed out of despair? Does this "something" extend beyond humanity and perhaps life itself? I want my images to serve as a visual language for the "unseen" struggle, pushing the viewer to find beauty in structural vulnerability. #noicemag #photography

Submission by Liliya Shapran: "I took these pictures when I was traveling in Russia. Such lonely and abandoned houses...I wanted to keep them on my camera and then it turned into a project. This photoshoot demonstrates the loss of cultural and architectural values; it captures abandoned Russian traditional dwellings that with each passing year are decreasing in numbers." #noicemag #photography

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. Always good to keep tabs on everyone and see what we've been up to. Q: If there was one photo that was your absolute favorite, which one would it be? Reply + Share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Because NOICE is a global publication, it only made sense to add multi-language support to the website. The work we publish comes from all over the world, and this felt like a natural step toward making NOICE more accessible while staying true to its curiosity-driven spirit. Photography by @PappasBland Explore the new website and poke around and submit your work: www.noicemagazine.com #photography #noicemag

New Year, new website. We rebuilt NOICE from the ground up. Custom code. Better submissions. Same way of seeing. We Own the Code. The new NOICE site is fully custom. If you don’t own your code, you don’t own your site. Submissions, Reworked. Up to 20 images. A free editing + sequencing guide. Optional in-depth portfolio reviews. Yes, We Accept #Bitcoin. NOICE is now the first photography publication to accept BTC. Submit your photography over lightning. Onward and forward. www.noicemagazine.com #noicemag #photography

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 what you got. Q: How often do you use Ai tools in your every day life? How do you use them? Reply + Share = #Zap #noicemag #photography #saturdayshare #asknostr

New website coming soon...

Submission by Mike Hamar: "For me, a good photograph allows my eyes to wander about; I enjoy noticing more detail as I stay with the photograph. I enjoy seeing something presented in a way that might make me laugh, maybe something that makes me sad. I enjoy a photograph the makes me pause and think: "How did this photographer SEE this?". All photographs present reality, something that was already there, we just didn't see it at first" #noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Find some work that inspires you and connect with one another. Reply + Share = #Zap #noicemag #photography #saturdayshare

Submission by David De Martino: I'am a self taught photographer based in Italy. My work is based on abstractions, ordinary object, portraits and natural compositions. #noicemag #photography

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we gather round the photographers of the #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Always great to keep in touch with one another and get some inspo. Don't be shy, let's see it... Reply + Share = #zap #noicemag #photography #saturdayshare

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Photography submission by Konstantinos Tzavelas: "In this beautiful poem by C.P. Cavafy, we can understand the poet’s emotional state in that period. He is overcome by pessimism and sadness. He is trapped into the city (polis) and desires to escape the unpleasant reality. In the series of images that I present, I tried to understand the similarities with my own emotional state, during this period of confinement, due to the pandemic". #noicemag #photography

The Minimal Comic-Play Manifesto: We believe life is already interesting enough. We believe humor and beauty live side by side in ordinary moments. We believe observation is more powerful than interruption. We believe simplicity reveals truth. We believe photography is a form of quiet witnessing. Minimal comic-play is not about creating spectacle. It is about recognizing it. It is patient, respectful, and human. It celebrates the unscripted. It reminds us that meaning often lives in the smallest details. #noicemag #minimalcomicplay #photography

You guys, I'm making progress. New website coming soon.

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Been working on updating / rebuilding the website. Using a mixture of Ai tools + Claude Code + @PayPerQ api and VS code. Using Opus 4.5 during all of this is such a powerful thing. Getting there. Currently scrubbing the website and pulling everything from there first. Mad fun this is, wow. Cant wait to share.

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of the #nostr community to come together and share work - from the past week or all-time favorites. Today's theme is "Cars". Lets see em. Reply + share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

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Photography submission by Thuy Tien Dinh: I’m from Northern Vietnam, where I grew up in a family of tailors. Both of my parents have spent their lives making clothes in our hometown, working with their hands, measuring, mending, and paying close attention to small details. That environment shaped how I see the world - through texture, patience, and the quiet labor behind ordinary things. I moved to the UK over seven years ago to study film production. I never ended up pursuing film professionally, probably because I’m still waiting for an epiphany, and because photography became a slower, more personal way for me to look and linger. Living between cultures has left me feeling both inside and outside of places at once, and that in-between state naturally feeds into my work. For this submission, I’m not presenting a single, fixed series, but a collection of fragments I keep thinking back to. They don’t form a narrative so much as a shared atmosphere: traces of presence, pauses, and moments where something ordinary feels briefly unfamiliar, tender, or unresolved. #noicemag #photography