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Noah Kalina is an artist and photographer based in Lumberland, New York, known for portraits, long-running personal projects.

Noah Kalina's Hotline Show is a podcast where the photographer muses on creativity, cameras, chickens, and whatever else is on his mind that week.

Noah Kalina's newsletter is a long-running dispatch covering photography, rural life, chickens, and whatever caught his eye lately, with nearly 200 issues in the archive.

A deep archive of Noah Kalina's photography, browsable image by image and well worth getting lost in.

Noah Kalina's tearsheet archive, spanning over two decades of editorial, commercial, and portrait work from Wired and the New York Times to record covers and ad campaigns.

Noah Kalina's dedicated photo project documenting the historic Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg, Brooklyn before and during its transformation.

Noah Kalina's legendary "Everyday" self-portrait project, now over 9,400 days and counting since he started photographing his own face every single day in 2000.

Another Noah Kalina project, this one a quietly obsessive collection of photographs of unmade hotel beds from his travels.

Rob Stephenson's Substack newsletter photographing and uncovering the stories of New York City one neighborhood at a time, working his way through all five boroughs.

An interactive map companion to Rob Stephenson's Neighborhoods newsletter, letting you navigate all of New York City's neighborhoods visually across all five boroughs.

Tom Leininger is a photographer whose moody, dramatic black-and-white projects find unexpected depth in suburban routines and everyday domestic life.

Tom Leininger's newsletter and blog, "##30##", where he sends dispatches from the Midwest on photography, creative life, and whatever else is rattling around his head.

Seth Werkheiser's personal site, home base for the founder of the Social Media Escape Club, where he blogs about indie web life, music, and the joys of figuring out your own DNS settings.

Seth Werkheiser's Social Media Escape Club, a community and resource for creative people who want to ditch the platforms, own their audience, and make their website and newsletter do the heavy lifting.