NOICE 10 months ago

Photography submission by Gabriela Gum: "I AM HAVANA STREETS” is a series that is based on my fascination with Cuba’s personality. Wandering the streets of Havana made myself feel like traveling through time.

Gabriela Gum

Photographer & Filmmaker

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NOICE 10 months ago

Photography by Mouli Paul Location: Darjeeling and India Nepal border.

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NOICE 10 months ago

Make it a point to go somewhere new and take photos today. Fresh places bring fresh perspectives.

NOICE 10 months ago

Gm #nostr fam What is everyone shooting with? Asking all the photographers out there. Share and get a #zap 👀⚡️ #photography #artstr #asknostr

NOICE 10 months ago

Submission by Lefteris Paraskevaidis. "I am a photographer based in Athens, Greece, while I also study history of European Culture. In my work, I like to explore the different aspects and conditions of everyday life and the behavior of the individual in the public realm, among other things. These photos are part of my project 'About safety and space' which explores the notion of space and security in the intermediate spaces that mediate between public and private realms and life. All taken in the metropolitan area of Athens in neighborhoods with variable identity and aesthetics".

Lefteris Paraskevaidis

impending growth - Lefteris Paraskevaidis

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NOICE 11 months ago

Submission by Tim Gassauer. Title: »Lüderitz« The work "Lüderitz" is set in two places that are around 12,000 kilometers apart and yet share the same name: Lüderitz in northern Saxony-Anhalt and Lüderitz in southwestern Namibia. The former is the origin of the von Lüderitz family, from which the merchant Adolf Lüderitz later emerged. In 1883, he laid the foundation for the consequential colonization of what is now Namibia by fraudulently acquiring land. The starting point was a place named after him: Lüderitz. From then on, this was to be the new home for German settlers who followed the colonial promises of money and habitat to what was then known as "German South West Africa". Until 1915, the country was under the violent "protection" of the German Reich and was at the same time the site of rich diamond deposits and the scene of the first genocide in the 20th century.