Noah Dolinsky Photography

12/05/2026

Portrait from FALLEN ANGELS, my 10-year portrait series photographed in Bangkok.
Some images made their way into the book, while others, like this one, remained outside its pages but still belong to the same world.
Bangkok, 2019.
Link to the book page in the first comment.

11/05/2026

Night scene, Bangkok.

07/05/2026

Very happy to share another milestone for "Fallen Angels".
The book is now available at River City Bangkok Bookstore, inside one of Bangkok’s most important art and culture hubs.
After so many years of photographing, editing, designing, printing, shipping, and carrying this project forward, seeing it on a bookstore shelf feels very special. In a way, this is where the book begins its own life in the world. And it makes sense that this starts in Bangkok, the city where the work was made.
Thank you to River City Bangkok and the bookstore management team for welcoming the book.
Available at River City Bangkok Bookstore.
Book link in first comment.

05/05/2026

Very happy to share that O.cult, an urban culture and art magazine, has published a feature on Fallen Angels, with a selection of portraits from the book.
This project began in Bangkok in 2015 and slowly grew into a 10-year body of work.
Thank you to the O.cult team for the thoughtful feature.
Link to the feature and the book in the first comment.

27/04/2026

Seeing the book for the first time. Always a special moment.
Signed copies are available via the link in my bio.

17/04/2026

16/04/2026

She changed her look completely for this shoot, as if stepping into another self. We spent a few hours in a run-down hotel near the train station, with broken windows, no air conditioning, and too much street noise. Looking at these images again two years later, I see them with fresh eyes.

13/04/2026

A quiet moment in Bangkok.

06/04/2026

Signing prints from FALLEN ANGELS as they make their way to collectors.

25/03/2026

Ai, Bangkok.

19/03/2026

R. Scott Davis looking through FALLEN ANGELS for the first time and sharing his thoughts as he flipped through the book.
I was really touched by his response.