Photograhpy by Genia Volkov Genia Volkov seeks to reclaim the term “documentary photography”, narrowed into a one-dimensional relationship with reality, as the extension of self. His work flows from a mixture of questions: are images our life? Are we made into images by our habit of documenting life? Does our routine immersion in them dull our perception of reality, or does it refine it? Confessional and instinctual, although Volkov’s photographs have vivid subject matter, their magnetism streams from the enigmatic eloquence of the narrator’s voice. #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. Always a great time to catch up with everyone and get some inspiration. Q: What was the last vacation you went on? Reply + share = #zap #noicemag #saturdayshare #photography

Rule number one: don’t forget to bring your camera. Rule number two: don’t forget rule number one.

NOICE Visual Expression Awards submission by Alex Sheffield: "The lost art of discomfort, the true form of one’s self. These images put forth a notion that when lost and alone, colors and strangers will more often than not be kind to you when they see you taking a path less traveled, a journey less blind to traditions and expectations. The images frame themselves when your busy mind is quiet and loves being alone. I have had moments and years where I feel lost, but looking past my eyes, I sense the beating heart of humans and cities, all in a harmony of entropy and imperfect balance. This brings me endless comfort. I enjoy feeling small, like a speck of sand on a mile long beach." #noicemag #photography