Virgin Territory Print

For What it is worth, I really like the image and I think you put it all togehter perfectly.

Surprisingly, I felt compelled to respond to your borderline disrespectful comments. Point by point, the viewer may assume whatever they like, but this is one page of a much larger book. I made a print for my traveling companion and for no particular reason posted it in the public space. Now regretting that decision. Secondly, had you been traveling with us the title and text would make perfect sense. Again, you're an outsider observing a private joke. You're not necessairly going to "get it" nor is the viewer expected to. Finally, not only has the writer been to Paris more than once, and if you have been and stepped into one, you would have found the churches busy too, and YES, YES, YES! there is a glass coffin in the city of Paris. Believe it! As for the concept, perhaps it is over your head or of a private nature and shouldn't even matter to you. That's for you to decide. Now I can't believe I have probably taken more time to respond to your idiotic comments than it took for you to have or write them. Find something better to do with your time.

Nice colors, but... Are we to assume that the bride is a virgin? A rash assumption in this day and age! Nor does the title connect with the Eiffel Tower, which is )a) a MALE symbol, and b) very old and hardly virginal. Nor do I see how the borderline disrespectful text connects with the title or subject of the photo, except that it's sort of about Paris. I suspect the writer has never been to France, where the churches are empty, even on Sunday. I've never heard of a glass coffin in Paris - Italy perhaps, but not Paris. The pic of the girl is pretty, but the concept just doesn't hang together.