Book Layout Photo Options

Deciding on photo layout is a critical part of your book design. Here are some suggestions to get your wheels spinning.

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The Art of the Tree by Cassie Kitzmiller

Homemade Dairy by Jill Winger

Vietnam Abyss by Michael Snook

Passport Forward by Lex Latkovski

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