More than journalism and less than visual ethnography, this book of text and photographs shows the potential of broad photographic studies that stand separately as a genre based on image emphasis by photographers of unusual talent and experience. An American with three decades of working as a notable photojournalist in Britain, Arnold uses her unusual access for unusual insights into British life, especially the upper class that are notoriously difficult to document with candid accuracy. A competent write, Arnold here give us pages of informative text and 100 plates worth looking at closely.