An estimated 350,000 people saw Sally Fear’s exhibition NEW FOREST DRIFT during 2006/2007.  
An exceptional collection of photographs which show the New Forest as you may never have seen it before.

The photographs reflect the working Forest and are a visual testimony to the commoners who are the very core of the Forest.  The commoners have been inextricably linked to the New Forest for a thousand years; they respect, care for and treasure it.  Without the commoners there would be no
New Forest, as we know it today.  Commoning helps to support the New Forest’s fragile ecology and Sally hopes that this exhibition has given many people an insight into the commoning way of life in the Forest.
  
There have been many requests for the exhibition to return to the New Forest Centre in Lyndhurst.
Sally is delighted that the exhibition has been so successful and is currently talking with the Centre about the possibility of the exhibition returning  -  by popular demand!

For further information about the photographs you can contact Sally Fear at sally@sallyfear.com