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 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 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 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

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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

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If you could have a tool that solved one problem in your workflow, what would it be? Could be related to editing, sequencing, archiving, printing, curation, color, client work, publishing - anything really. What’s something that would genuinely simplify your process or make you more productive? #asknostr #photography #artstr

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

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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.

Sofia Podestà

Sofia Podestà photography

Sofia Podestà is an Italian photographer based in Rome. She's specialized in documentary and interior photography.

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Submission by Roberto Solomita: "In January 1995, Italian media reported the disappearance of Harry Kipper, an English artist and cycle tourist. According to the reports, he was travelling across Friuli by bicycle, tracing the word “ART” through the route of his journey, when he vanished near the Slovenian border. Local and national newspapers formulated hypotheses, gathered clues and issued appeals. The television programme Chi l’ha visto? also took an interest in the case. It would later emerge that Harry Kipper had never existed: he was a fictional character invented by the Luther Blissett collective to test the permeability of the media system. This work does not reconstruct that event, but moves through Friuli as a territory of plausible ambiguity, where a story can be believed because it aligns with the forms it takes and the environment that sustains it..." Read the full feature on our website (and submit your work)

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"The disappearance of Harry Kipper" — Photography by Roberto Solomita, featured on NOICE Magazine.

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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

SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Connect, have fun and learn. Q: What is something that is lacking in the photography space online? What would you like to see? #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography #asknostr

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 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 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 #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

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