Bare Reality: 100 women their breasts their stories by Laura Dodsworth
Bare Reality: 100 women their breasts their stories by Laura Dodsworth delves into the ideals and realities of contemporary womanhood.
Photographer Laura Dodsworth creates honest, unflinching and non-airbrushed portraits of 100 women, each bravely bearing their breasts. Each image is accompanied by a story about the pictured individual's opinions and experiences about their breasts and concepts of "womanhood". From a Buddhist nun to a burlesque dancer, from a size AAA to a K, each story tells an individual tale and aims to counteract the one-size-fits all approach to beauty that media attempts to cement in society.
Bare Reality: 100 women their breasts their stories by Laura Dodsworth
Bare Reality: 100 women their breasts their stories by Laura Dodsworth delves into the ideals and realities of contemporary womanhood.
Photographer Laura Dodsworth creates honest, unflinching and non-airbrushed portraits of 100 women, each bravely bearing their breasts. Each image is accompanied by a story about the pictured individual's opinions and experiences about their breasts and concepts of "womanhood". From a Buddhist nun to a burlesque dancer, from a size AAA to a K, each story tells an individual tale and aims to counteract the one-size-fits all approach to beauty that media attempts to cement in society.
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Bare Reality: 100 women their breasts their stories by Laura Dodsworth delves into the ideals and realities of contemporary womanhood.
Photographer Laura Dodsworth creates honest, unflinching and non-airbrushed portraits of 100 women, each bravely bearing their breasts. Each image is accompanied by a story about the pictured individual's opinions and experiences about their breasts and concepts of "womanhood". From a Buddhist nun to a burlesque dancer, from a size AAA to a K, each story tells an individual tale and aims to counteract the one-size-fits all approach to beauty that media attempts to cement in society.
