Friday 9 November 2012

The French Lieutenant's Woman

Given the veneer of a lady, she was made the perfect victim of a caste society. Her father had forced her out of her own class, but could not raise her to the next. To the young men of the one she had left she had become too select to marry; to those of the one she aspired to, she remained too banal.








6 comments:

  1. Brilliant photographs these are.

    ReplyDelete
  2. I might be a little harsh here, apologies, but I just intend to express my opinion.

    The abstract part: Great.
    But i dint understand the relevance of the sequence/scenes of the photo. I believe that the pearls are perfect, but a reader asks for a necklace! A beautiful one. :)

    Brilliant attempt. to me, you are brilliant when it comes to famine and cultural issues. Way to go. :)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. The series is kind of inspired from the book and the movie "the french lieutenant's woman". Thank you.

      Delete