Soura Magazine - Issue 36 | 2013 - Volume 2

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Issue 36 | Underwater Photography
Scientists say we know less about what lies in our oceans and seas than we do about outer space. And although space is less accessible to us, the ocean waters hold great, untold mysteries that many of us water-lovers will never really learn. To reconcile the vast enigma of underwater worlds with our limited human capability to explore them, cultures have created their own imaginings of seafarers and mermaids, sirens and water fairies. Now with the kind of photographic technology available, scuba-diving photographers can share with us but glimpses of that world through their creative visions. To further attain a grasp of the fleeting nature of water, photographers set their own scenes and stages underwater in an attempt to interpret their vision of the world in an other-worldly setting, thus bringing some of water’s fluid mysteries to our unambiguous life on land.

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Soura Magazine is a space where photography meets fine art in a marriage of aesthetics, vision, and inspiration. It is a biannual publication passionate about giving fine art photography a voice and an arena to showcase the best and most innovative works it has to offer. Fine art photographic artists, enthusiasts, and students find that Soura Magazine not only spotlights an art form that deserves immense recognition, but it also aims to educated through informative tutorials, and inspire through success stories.

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