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Welcome to St. Decay

£11.99

Cornwall as it’s never been seen before, in glorious infrared. Welcome to St. Decay celebrates Cornwall’s mining heritage through a lurid colour palette.

Taken over a six-month period walking and cycling around the Cornish countryside from St. Agnes to St. Austell, the book explores nature’s gradual but inevitable reclamation of the man made, focusing on abandoned engine houses where ivy climbs the chimneys and walls. For me, these engine houses are as grand and beautiful as any cathedral or castle and deserve to be celebrated.

All photos were taken by me with an infrared camera and I designed the book too.

Book specifications:
2nd edition, softback, full colour, 58 pages, size 120x120mm.

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Cornwall as it’s never been seen before, in glorious infrared. Welcome to St. Decay celebrates Cornwall’s mining heritage through a lurid colour palette.

Taken over a six-month period walking and cycling around the Cornish countryside from St. Agnes to St. Austell, the book explores nature’s gradual but inevitable reclamation of the man made, focusing on abandoned engine houses where ivy climbs the chimneys and walls. For me, these engine houses are as grand and beautiful as any cathedral or castle and deserve to be celebrated.

All photos were taken by me with an infrared camera and I designed the book too.

Book specifications:
2nd edition, softback, full colour, 58 pages, size 120x120mm.

Cornwall as it’s never been seen before, in glorious infrared. Welcome to St. Decay celebrates Cornwall’s mining heritage through a lurid colour palette.

Taken over a six-month period walking and cycling around the Cornish countryside from St. Agnes to St. Austell, the book explores nature’s gradual but inevitable reclamation of the man made, focusing on abandoned engine houses where ivy climbs the chimneys and walls. For me, these engine houses are as grand and beautiful as any cathedral or castle and deserve to be celebrated.

All photos were taken by me with an infrared camera and I designed the book too.

Book specifications:
2nd edition, softback, full colour, 58 pages, size 120x120mm.

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mines multiple.jpg
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