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Photographers in Korea has run a special issue for February, based on the theme of love.
“Since February is the month of ‘Love,’ I wanted to invite more than the usual number of photographers for (the) issue and allow more participation and a special challenge,” said Joe Wabe, the magazine’s design and art director
“We wanted to display the meaning of love in various different ways according to each photographer’s concept of it.”
The issue features 31 entries on the subject, with themes encompassing love between friends, family members and dating couples.
The issue can be seen at issuu.com/joewabe/docs/pikfebruary. (paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
“Since February is the month of ‘Love,’ I wanted to invite more than the usual number of photographers for (the) issue and allow more participation and a special challenge,” said Joe Wabe, the magazine’s design and art director
“We wanted to display the meaning of love in various different ways according to each photographer’s concept of it.”
The issue features 31 entries on the subject, with themes encompassing love between friends, family members and dating couples.
The issue can be seen at issuu.com/joewabe/docs/pikfebruary. (paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
