Soura Magazine - Issue 35 | 2013 - Volume 1

In this issue

Issue 35 | Storytelling Photography
Once Upon A Time…
“A picture is worth a thousand words,” is no truer an expression than it is at this very moment. A picture takes the imagination on a journey of creation, of searching, and of discovery. A single image can reveal things deep within our own psyche that we may not have been aware of on a conscious level, and take us on an expedition of the mind. That is the story-telling power of a picture. In this issue, we delve right into the magical and wondrous stories created through the images of photo-bards such as the whimsical work of Peter Kemp, the voyeuristic work of Miho Aikawa, and the surreal work of Eugenio Recuenco, to name but a very few of the exceptional talent packing this issue. Conceptual photography does what no other art medium can do: it frames a single moment, and allows the details to take over the role of the protagonist, one detail at a time. Giving the photo the time it deserves to tell a story.

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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.

The year 2010 marks the 5th anniversary of Soura Magazine, and it is celebrated with the launch of its first book Soura Magazine Turns 5.