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 #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Submission by Sam Rowley "if you never noticed, it never happened" - "1Q84" by Haruki Murakami #photography #noicemag

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Submission by Michelle Blancke View the full feature on our website (and submit your work via lightning):

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"Secret Garden" — Photography by Michelle Blancke, featured on NOICE Magazine.

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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

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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

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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

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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 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 Dimitris Fotiadis: Northern Folklore is a black and white photographic series shot in Iceland, exploring landscapes shaped by isolation, silence, and unseen presence. Volcanic smoke, distant mountains, and abandoned spaces create a sense of unease, as if something exists beyond what is visible. A ghost-like figure appears between clarity and disappearance, while an eclipse and the northern lights move across the sky like distant signals. The work suggests a hidden world, where memory, nature, and myth quietly coexist. #noicemag #photography

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:

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"Irrelevant Observations" — Photography by Beat Müller, featured on NOICE Magazine.

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Can you name the camera? Can you name the movie as well? #asknostr #photography

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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 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

Photography submission by Rita Piludu: "To me, photographing is walking the streets and observing life. When I take photos, I have no predefined idea. I just instinctively capture what calls to me, what moves me at a particular time. I never force this process. That’s how I build my work: I let photography reveal to me what I am going to represent. As it happens, I feel like I am the first spectator of my own work." #noicemag #photography