NOICE Visual Expression Awards submission by Kaitlin Miller: A good photograph is one that reveals what had always been there, but usually went unnoticed. It can be a passing glance between two people, otherworldly light in a familiar space, a picnic bench blending into the landscape in a way that feels unintentionally intentional. I’m drawn to the things that don’t quite fit, the moments that feel out of place, because they make you pause and look again. I like when a photograph makes the viewer wonder why it was taken in the first place, but after some consideration, the answer feels obvious. That tiny delay, the click of the shutter, is where the image lives. Photography sits somewhere between documenting the world and trusting your intuition in an instant. There’s always a bit of tension in what a picture shows and what it leaves out. The frame holds a version of truth, but never the full one, and that’s part of what makes the medium *nearly* honest. #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. Link up, have fun, give helpful critiques and insights to each other. Q: Rain or snow? Reply + Sare = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography
Photography by Carola Plöchinger: "Of Plenty" is an exploration of the emotional quality of landscape – it’s own vulnerability but also my states of mind in retrospect, after imagination has added layers to it and blurred the line between the mental and physical space. #noicemag #photography
SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the last week, or just all time favorites. Mingle about and don't be shy. Q: What is your favorite city to photograph that you've been to? Reply + Share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography
SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or all time favorites. Connect with the community and have fun. Reply + Share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography
NOICE Visual Expression Awards submission by Uetsugu Kotomi: "Beyond the Visible" By photographing what we see, we become aware of how unaware we are of ourselves and our surrounding environment. This work explores how the world is made not only of orderly things, but also of everything else around them. #noicemag #photography
SATURDAY SHARE!!! Every Saturday we round up the photographers of the #nostr community to share our work from the week, or just all time favorites. Link up, show what you made, and have fun. Always great to find some new inspiration. Q: Mornings or evenings? Reply + share = #zap #photography #noicemag #saturdayshare #asknostr image
Photography submission by JingChao Su: "Perhaps it is because of the ethos of worshipping of Buddhism in the southern Fujian area where I live, or it may be due to a certain destiny, when I go out to photograph, I seem to have been able to meet Buddhas all the time in the past few years. Especially when I organize my own photos, I can more and more feel that the Buddha is everywhere in various forms and shows itself at random. The year before last, Xiamen held the International Buddhist Supplies Exhibition. The square of the Convention Centre was magically lined with statues of Buddha waiting to be loaded and unloaded. I stood in the strong wind and waited until midnight, just to see how the solemn Buddha was hung in mid-air on a swing. In this situation, the Buddha is no longer as sacred as I imagined, it seems that it is just a commodity waiting to be moved at any time. There is a passage in Han Bingzhe’s book: “After entering a modern society, despite getting rid of the ruling institutions, religious discipline does not lead to freedom. Freedom and restraint were born almost at the same time. In a faulty social situation where people are prone to anomie behaviours, a new value system has happened to be formed -- people belong only to themselves, and people are racing to seek self-realization.” We seem to run, dance, and play in the wilderness, but this “self-realization” is now dominated by capital and big data. Neoliberalism is disguised as poetry and distant places, but at the same time it reduces human’s body to a machine as the nomads of contemporary capital. We are still suffering from the impermanent..." #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! Reply + share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography
Photography by Adele Akhunova: I’m geophysicist, but I’ve always interested in visual art. Two years ago I started to discover photography for myself and it fascinated me. I love long walks and I like to explore new places. And in my works I try to find beauty in mundane and unnoticed details. #noicemag #photography