Submission by Yuliya Matuzava I've tried to capture quiet and natural side of Southern Spain.

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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. #noicemag #photography

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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:

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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 #noicemag #photography

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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

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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.

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Submission by Martha Clarkson I am drawn to moments where people, objects, and constructed forms converge or briefly stand in for one another. People occupy space and segue into moments where shadows, portraits, and mannequins hold the same visual weight as live bodies. This body of work interweaves the concept of what and how moves through the observed world, even as it begins to feel slightly misaligned, as if reality might be on a momentary hiatus. These photographs describe my way of seeing.

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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. #noicemag #photography

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