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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we invite the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Discover other artists here, connect and have fun.
Q: If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we invite the photographers of the #nostr community to come together once per week to share our photos from the past week or just all time favorites. Discover, connect, have fun.
Q: Where was your last trip?
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we round up the photography community here on #nostr to share work from the past week - or even some all-time favorites - and simply have some fun.
Drop a photograph in the comments, get inspired by what others are creating, and connect with fellow photographers from around the world.
Let's see what you've been working on!
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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.
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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".
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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 😎
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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".
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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
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Submission by Łukasz Korulczyk:
"This is a chronicle of the everyday—a documentation of fleeting moments where reality arranges itself into unexpected configurations: absurd, poetic, and humorous, revealing its inherent theatricality.
The subjects include chance passersby, animals, and the remnants of human presence encountered during six years of spontaneous walks with a camera across Poland.
These photographs operate on the borderline between document and interpretation. The shutter release not only freezes time but also extracts non-obvious connections, accidental visual rhymes, and surprising juxtapositions from the chaos of daily life. What escapes notice in the rush of a common day becomes visible here, encouraging a fresh, different perspective on the surrounding world.
The title Common Days and Feast Days suggests that the boundary between the ordinary and the extraordinary is fluid. A "feast day" or "holiday" doesn't have to be planned—it can happen at any moment, if only we possess the ability to perceive it. This collection proposes such an attitude: a contemplation of the everyday which, when observed with intention, reveals its uniqueness, its absurdity, and its unexpected beauty.
It is a story about the fact that the extraordinary is constantly happening all around us. One only needs to notice".
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Submission by Sam Rowley
"if you never noticed, it never happened" - "1Q84" by Haruki Murakami
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Submission by Michelle Blancke
View the full feature on our website (and submit your work via lightning):
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/michelle-blancke
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Submission by Rafa Quesada:
"It was the summer of 2020 when it all started. In the parking lot of a campsite in the Netherlands I capture the first Undercover. I could never imagine that this picture would become the beginning of a series.
There is something intriguing about these shapes, covered with reflective, dirty, or shiny plastic. Standing there in the middle of the street. Stripped of all the dynamism and movement a vehicle has, even when standing still. No more speed. No more aerodynamics. No more lines. Just a quiet, anonymous shape.
The undercovers come from different places in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. Different streets, same quiet presence".
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Submission by Nick Grinder.
Q: What makes a good photograph?
A: A good photographs balances tension and peace, and uses every element in the frame. Everything should have intention.
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Submission by Giacomo Alberico:
"My name is Giacomo Alberico, an italian photographer and visual artist. I live between Chieti and Lisbon where I work as a production assistant for an independent photobook publishing house. I graduated in the Master of Photography of the Brera Academy in Milan. I have always been interested in works related to folk-art, to actions that arise from the interaction of ordinary people with the everyday world. Among my first authors that I studied on the theme of life and images taken on the streets there are obviously William Eggleston and the Italian Luigi Ghirri.
"My artistic practice tries to understand how a photographic image can connect present and past, bring different places close to each other and study the objects and actions carried out, even if only unconsciously, by man in these places over time".
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Submission by Samuel Adams:
"The feeling of being lost in a moment of time. Trapped in a feeling that seems both temporary and permanent at the same time".
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Submission by Beat Muller:
"Irrelevant Observations” is a long-term photography project that highlights situations in our everyday lives that we usually pass by without noticing. If we don’t see them, nothing happens – in that sense, they are indeed irrelevant. However, when we do notice them, they can bring a smile to our faces, tell a story, raise questions or remind us of something..."
View more on our website, and submit your work:
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/beat-muller
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to come together and share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites.
Don't be shy, let's see it!
Reply + Share = #zap
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Submission by Cosimo Calabrese:
"Taranto stands as a paradigmatic example of how economic and industrial development in Italy—particularly in the South—has often been chaotic, shaped by political complicity and clientelism, and marked by long-term, devastating consequences for local territories.
Today, Taranto is considered one of the most polluted cities in Europe. For decades, the number of people affected by pollution-related diseases has steadily increased. The industrial plant—referred to locally simply as “the factory”—was transferred from state ownership to various private administrations in the 1990s, before returning to state control in 2020. However, the structural issues responsible for its harmful emissions have never been fully resolved.
Taranto is the city where I was born and where I still live. To investigate it as a photographer has meant confronting a place to which I am deeply connected—a place that holds my family, my friends, and my personal history. In this body of work, I have attempted, as much as possible, to distance myself from my own lived experience and to approach the city with a more analytical, almost scientific perspective.
I chose to conduct this photographic investigation as if it were an autopsy—returning to the original Greek meaning of the word autopsia, “to see with one’s own eyes.” I systematically examined and dissected the streets of Taranto, searching for evidence, while remaining faithful to a photojournalistic approach grounded in direct observation and firsthand knowledge.
The project began with the superimposition of a map of Taranto and its industrial area onto an image resembling a lung tumor scan. From there, I started to conceive of the city as a living body, where the industrial expansion of the 1960s acted like a neoplastic disease: a pathology originating in a specific area and gradually spreading, over time, throughout the entire urban and social fabric".
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Submission by Robby Ogilvie:
"While living and teaching in Hong Kong, I began photographing basketball courts. They appeared everywhere across the city: beside schools, between housing towers, on rooftops and in open courtyards. What first drew me to them was not the game itself but the geometry of colour and the rhythm of repetition. Circles, lines and rectangles laid across painted surfaces that felt both functional and quietly meditative.
In Hong Kong these courts are woven deeply into the architecture of the city. Many sit within the vast public housing estates that define its skyline, places where everyday life gathers and circulates. They operate as small social stages embedded within dense urban neighbourhoods, spaces where recreation, observation and community life intersect..."
Read / view the rest of the feature on our website (and submit your work):
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/robby-ogilvie
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Submission by Angelo Greco:
"Ask the Concrete is a long-term photographic project exploring marginal urban environments and the quiet tension embedded in built landscapes.
The work moves through peripheral spaces, unfinished structures, and fragments of concrete architecture where presence and absence seem to coexist. Rather than describing specific places, the photographs approach these environments as psychological territories shaped by time, expectation, and suspended possibility..."
View the full feature on our website, and submit your work:
https://noicemagazine.com/photographer/angelo-greco
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we round up the photographer of #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Don't be shy, let's see what ya got!
Reply + Share = #zap
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Photography submission by Christer Björkman:
"See me!" is a project with pictures of sandboxes. More precisely, boxes with lids, usually made of plastic, with sand in them that are used to prevent slipping.
The project is about seeing what we would rather not see. Or try to avoid seeing.
Sandboxes are a necessary evil but few people think they are beautiful. They are almost everywhere. We tend to stop seeing such things.
The same applies to some people. Often those who are a bit on the fringes of society. Like the homeless and the mentally ill.
I have tried to take the pictures of sandboxes in a respectful way. Partly because I believe that all people should be met with respect.
For a while I tried to photograph the homeless but it felt difficult to get images that captured their situation in a sufficiently respectful way. The choice fell on sandboxes. For me, they represent the homeless in some way. They are out in all weathers. They often look a little worn.
The origin of the project was that my now deceased mother began to get worse. To deal with the anxiety I felt, I started photographing sandboxes. Photography became a kind of therapy for me.
I think that the reason the project turned out the way it did is because my mother suffered from a psychological illness and that during a period of her life she devoted herself to helping the homeless.
The project is in memory of my mother, you could say"
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Photography submission by Owen Prucey:
A liminal study on the human condition, where fracture gives rise to a shape that we can barely recognize. Over the past few months, my subconscious feelings led me to take random photos that represented my difficulties growing up as a Japanese American dealing with pectus excavatum, a birth defect in which one's chest caves inward. I often found myself circling back to the dualism of the underlying beauty that lies within despair. More specifically, the subject matter that I often go back to includes worn objects and composed shadow abstractions. Can something greater be formed out of despair? Does this "something" extend beyond humanity and perhaps life itself? I want my images to serve as a visual language for the "unseen" struggle, pushing the viewer to find beauty in structural vulnerability.
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Submission by Liliya Shapran:
"I took these pictures when I was traveling in Russia. Such lonely and abandoned houses...I wanted to keep them on my camera and then it turned into a project. This photoshoot demonstrates the loss of cultural and architectural values; it captures abandoned Russian traditional dwellings that with each passing year are decreasing in numbers."
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we round up the photographers of #nostr to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Find some work that inspires you and connect with one another.
Reply + Share = #Zap
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we gather round the photographers of the #nostr community to share our work from the past week, or just all time favorites. Always great to keep in touch with one another and get some inspo.
Don't be shy, let's see it...
Reply + Share = #zap
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Photography submission by Konstantinos Tzavelas:
"In this beautiful poem by C.P. Cavafy, we can understand the poet’s emotional state in that period. He is overcome by pessimism and sadness. He is trapped into the city (polis) and desires to escape the unpleasant reality. In the series of images that I present, I tried to understand the similarities with my own emotional state, during this period of confinement, due to the pandemic".
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The Minimal Comic-Play Manifesto:
We believe life is already interesting enough.
We believe humor and beauty live side by side in ordinary moments.
We believe observation is more powerful than interruption.
We believe simplicity reveals truth.
We believe photography is a form of quiet witnessing.
Minimal comic-play is not about creating spectacle.
It is about recognizing it.
It is patient, respectful, and human.
It celebrates the unscripted.
It reminds us that meaning often lives in the smallest details.
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SATURDAY SHARE!!!
Every Saturday we round up the photographers of the #nostr community to come together and share work - from the past week or all-time favorites.
Today's theme is "Cars". Lets see em.
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