From the publisher's text:

"This issue, which wrestles with the idea of entertainment, takes a new tack: less design interference, fewer words, more photographic portfolios. While piecing it together, we realised that theme-based issues stink, prompting us to hold a clearing sale on redundant ideas and work in progress thoughts. In the process we checked our magazine with big budget bravado - we have no budget. We also gave some necessary attention to the cover, ridding it of all that clamouring noise of the past two issues. On the subject of the cover: Snapped is a quarterly journal of photography. It is not a techie guidebook to the latest cameras, nor is it a highfalutin podium for arguing scholarly ideas on photography. It does not assert one form or genre of photography superior over another. Africa is part of the world of photography. That's all."