This book gives a unique view of the Jurassic Coast, and has been photographed entirely from the sea by sailor and marine photographer Steve Belasco who has cruised the area in small boats for over 20 years.
Steve’s love of Dorset's waters, those who enjoy them and the people and creatures that depend on them, leaps from every page.
The visual feast that is Dorset is enjoyed by millions – visitors and locals alike. But few are lucky enough to enjoy the Jurassic coastline 'from the outside looking in.’
This book has been photographed entirely from the sea by sailor and marine photographer Steve Belasco who has cruised the area in small boats for over 20 years.
Steve’s love of Dorset's waters, those who enjoy them and the people and creatures that depend on them, leaps from every page.
Enjoy the majesty of West Dorset's sandstone cliffs glowing orange at sunset, the 18 miles of Chesil Beach pebbles, features you’ll recognise from TV’s Broadchurch, and the harsh beauty of Portland, source of the stone that built London.
Cruise across Weymouth Bay with its myriad water users, from jetskiers to 100,000-tonne tankers (not to mention the dolphins).
In Purbeck, appreciate outside views of famous Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, the shale cliffs around Kimmeridge and the quarries beyond St Alban's Head.
Finally, get up close and personal with Old Harry and his family, the stunning chalk stacks that form the easternmost, and youngest, stretch of the Jurassic Coast. Large format edition.
One man and his boat... and his camera
Stunning views that few people ever see
Foreword by Dame Ellen MacArthur
An intriguing look at the bustling maritime scene
Familiar landmarks from a new direction
The coastline of Thomas Hardy's beloved county
Unique images of England's first natural World Heritage Site
The first book of Dorset's coast photographed from the sea
The Jurassic Coast through the eyes of a Dorset boatman
