Great Dorset Steam Fair - Photobook


I am delighted with my latest Photobook featuring some of the hundreds of photos I took on the day of my visit to last week's Great Dorset Steam Fair.


As always with these books, the quality of the materials and the imagery is outstanding.


I have taken some snapshots with my phone camera of some sample pages which hopefully gives some idea.




















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