The book is hard back and slightly heavy, with a subtle sawdust smell. The images in the book are printed on A4 white card, which makes the images look bright. Within the book there is no writing, the story telling is through the images in the book which tell the story of Theo Gosselin who goes on a road trip with his friends and documents it through images, it is showing what he say and the carefree personality that people of that age have, this is really represented in the following images;

There are 112 pages showing how Gosselin lived and the activities he got up to during his time of freedom. Also, the lighting of the images is pure and bright which suggests most of his images where taken at sunrise or sunset, making the images highly focused and giving them natural lighting which enhances their surrounding. There are a few full spread images within the book and the rest of the images are one to a page with a white boarder around them, which makes you focus on the image you are looking at.

The following is a link to a flick through the book; https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwie7MzM-ILnAhWExoUKHQTJDxQQjRx6BAgBEAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fvimeo.com%2F123189895&psig=AOvVaw23Y4BCu5HR2AzLkDR0lGKb&ust=1579086091739369

The main audience for this book would be the younger generation, as I believe that older people would frown upon some of the images within the book. The images represent a carefree life, and it is encouraging adventure to the audience. The title of the book SANS LIMITES, means without limits, so they are living there life as they please with no regrets, they also stand as role modes to the younger generation to go and enjoy the life. The images are so simple yet captivating, it is as if the images have been taken out of a movie as they tell such a profound story