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PhotoSecrets St Austell, first published May 3, 2016. This version output April 20, 2018.
Curated, coded and designed by Andrew Hudson. Copyright © Andrew Hudson for PhotoSecrets (Photo Tour Books, Inc.). Photos, text and maps copyrights are listed in the credits section.
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This book is dedicated to my wonderful brother, Pat, and his family — wife, Emily, and sons, Logan and Jake. They live on Bodmin Road, in an 1823 former mine-agents’s house, to the west of the town centre.
Our mother was born in nearby Truro and Pat moved to St. Austell in 2001 to work at the Eden Project. He met local girl, Emily, from St Mabyn and they married in 2009. They have two sons — Logan born in 2012, and Jake born in 2014.
Pat is studying to become a high-school teacher. He enjoys surfing, cycling and disc golf.
Hello also to Emily’s family: parents Anne and David, in Weybridge, and brother Ben and sister Rebecca in Exeter.A great travel photograph, like a great news photograph, requires you to be in the right place at the right time to capture that special moment. Professional photographers have a short-hand phrase for this: “F8 and be there.”
There are countless books that can help you with photographic technique, the “F8” portion of that equation. But until now, there’s been little help for the other, more critical portion of that equation, the “be there” part. To find the right spot, you had to expend lots of time and shoe leather to wander around, track down every potential viewpoint, and essentially re-invent the wheel.
In my career as a professional travel photographer, well over half my time on location is spent seeking out the good angles. Andrew Hudson’s PhotoSecrets does all that legwork for you, so you can spend your time photographing instead of wandering about. It’s like having a professional location scout in your camera bag. I wish I had one of these books for every city I photograph on assignment.
PhotoSecrets can help you capture the most beautiful sights with a minimum of hassle and a maximum of enjoyment. So grab your camera, find your favorite PhotoSecrets spots, and “be there!”
Bob Krist has photographed assignments for National Geographic, National Geographic Traveler, Travel/Holiday, Smithsonian, and Islands. He won “Travel photographer of the Year” from the Society of American Travel Writers in 1994, 2007, and 2008.
For National Geographic, Bob has led round-the-world tours and a traveling lecture series. His book In Tuscany with Frances Mayes spent a month on The New York Times’ bestseller list and his how-to book Spirit of Place was hailed by American Photographer magazine as “the best book about travel photography we’ve ever read.”
The parents of three sons, Bob and his wife live in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
Thank you for reading PhotoSecrets. As a fellow fan of travel and photography, I hope this guide will help you quickly find the most visually stunning places, and come home with equally stunning photographs.
PhotoSecrets is designed to show you all the best sights. Flick through, see the classic shots, and use them as a departure point for your own creations. Get ideas for composition and interesting viewpoints. See what piques your interest. Know what to shoot, where to stand, when to go, and why it’s interesting. Now you can spend less time researching and more time photographing.
The idea for PhotoSecrets came during a trip to Thailand, when I tried to find the exotic beach used in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun. None of the guidebooks I had showed a picture, so I thought a guidebook of postcard photos would be useful for us photographers. Twenty-plus years later, you have this guide. Thanks!
Now, start exploring — and take lots of photos!
Originally an engineer, Andrew Hudson started PhotoSecrets in 1995. His first book won the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best First Book and his second won the Grand Prize in the National Self-Published Book Awards.
Andrew has published 38 nationally-distributed photography books. He has photographed assignments for Macy’s, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Men’s Health and Seventeen, and been a location scout for Nikon. His photos and articles have appeared in Alaska Airlines, National Geographic Traveler, Shutterbug Outdoor and Nature photography, Where, and Woman’s World.
Andrew has a degree in Computer Engineering from Manchester University and a certificate in copyright law from Harvard Law School. Born in Redditch, England, he lives with his wife, two kids, and two chocolate Labs, in San Diego, California.
At a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Name: | St. Austell |
| Address: | Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom |
| Population: | 34,700 (2011) |
| County: | Cornwall |
| Postcode: | PL25 |
| UK Parliament: | St Austell and Newquay |
| GPS: | 50.338,-4.795 |
| Far: | 353 km (220 miles) from London |
One of the largest towns in Cornwall due to china clay mining, St Austell is known for its beaches, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Photographer: Matnkat
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY 3.
Lostwithiel is a civil parish and small town in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom at the head of the estuary of the River Fowey.
Photographer: Zaian
Year: 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
Restormel Castle lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel in Cornwall, England, UK.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.4223 -4.6715 | |
| What: | Castle | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Chris Shaw
Year: 2001.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Mat Connolley Matnkat
Year: 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Lostwithiel PL22 0EG, UK | Where: | 50.407564 -4.666621 |
| What: | Bridge | When: | Anytime |
| AKA: | Lostwithiel Bridge |
Photographer: Chris Downer
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
The Stannary Palace, also known as the Duchy Palace, circa 1265–1300, was a complex of buildings constructed by the Earls of Cornwall as the centre of their administration.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.407 -4.667 | |
| What: | Building | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Matnkat
Year: 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.40750 -4.66917 | |
| What: | Church | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Dr Neil Clifton
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
The Heligan estate Helygen (meaning willow tree) was the ancestral home of the Tremayne family near Mevagissey in Cornwall, England.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.283 -4.800 | |
| What: | Park | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Chris Wood Chris J Wood
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey in Cornwall, are one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.285747 -4.811583 | |
| What: | Botanical garden | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Robin Lucas
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Carcharoth
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Chris Wood Chris J Wood
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Heinz-Dirk Luckhardt
Year: 2005.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Steve Elliott
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Heligan.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338 -4.795 |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Loco Steve
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.285587 -4.812721 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
| AKA: | Mud Maid |
Photographer: Anthony Stewart Vardy
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Lost Gardens of Heligan, Pentewan, Saint Austell PL26 6EN, UK.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.2863604 -4.8162166 | |
| What: | Bridge | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Shellac
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
P1110206.JPG.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338 -4.795 |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Umbrellahead56
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
window at Heligan.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338 -4.795 |
| What: | Window | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Nigel Homer
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
At 374 feet Dodman Point near Mevagissey is the highest headland on the south Cornwall coast.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.219534 -4.802055 | |
| What: | Headland | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Mel Landells
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Alan Hunt
Year: 2011.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Colin Park
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
At 374 feet Dodman Point near Mevagissey is the highest headland on the south Cornwall coast.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.220240 -4.802314 | |
| What: | Stone cross | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tim Parkinson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Biomes at Eden Project.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 |
| What: | Biomes | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Jürgen Matern
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: A1personage
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
Photographer: Paul Hudson
Year: 2007.
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Eden Project.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 | |
| What: | Dinosaurs | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Dominic Simpson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Statues inside The Eden Project.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 |
| What: | Statues | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: David Jones
Year: 2006.
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
The Tropical Biome at the Eden Project.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.35948 -4.742531 | |
| What: | Waterfall | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Justin Warner
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Julian Vernot
Year: 2012.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Tim Parkinson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Photographer: Someone
Year: 2006.
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Eden Project surf board.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.363201 -4.74561 | |
| What: | Exhibit | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Justin Warner
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: A1personage
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
Photographer: Stevekeiretsu
Year: 2001.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY 1.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 | |
| What: | Biome | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Herry Lawford
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
The Eden Project (sculpture).
| Addr: | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Karen Roe
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Eden Project 07-03-2005.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.360548 -4.744291 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tim Parkinson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Biomes at Eden Project.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 |
| What: | Biomes | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Rob Young
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Eden Project Pathway.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.361027 -4.744055 | |
| What: | Pathway | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tim Parkinson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Flower @ Eden Project.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 | |
| What: | Flower | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Etan J Tal
Year: 2012.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 | |
| What: | Roof | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Alison Cassidy
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Alison Cassidy
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36194 -4.74472 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Airwolfhound
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Eden Project - Cornwall.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.361017 -4.744688 |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Rob Young
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Rainforest Biome @ Eden Project.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.362375 -4.745975 | |
| What: | Sculpture | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Graham Proud
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Fowey (meaning ‘Beech Trees’) is a small town, civil parish and cargo port at the mouth of the River Fowey in south Cornwall, England.
Photographer: Martin Bodman
Year: 2010.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Fowey Lifeboat Station is the base for Royal National Lifeboat Institution search and rescue operations at Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall in the United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3391 -4.6326 | |
| What: | Lifeboat station | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Ulli1105
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY 3.
St Catherine’s Castle Kastel S.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.328222 -4.644444 | |
| What: | Castle | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Nilfanion
Year: 2012.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 4.
Photographer: Philip Halling
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Matnkat
Year: 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Castle Dore is an Iron Age hill fort near Fowey in Cornwall, United Kingdom located at grid reference SX103548.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.36246 -4.66852 | |
| What: | Hill fort | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Crispin Purdye
Year: 1995.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Readymoney Cove is a sandy beach to the south of the harbour town of Fowey, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.32880 -4.64556 | |
| What: | Beach | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Rwimages
Year: 2007.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
Bodinnick is a riverside village in south-east Cornwall, in the United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3397 -4.6299 | |
| What: | Village | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Alanhearn
Year: 2011.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: John Gibson
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
London Apprentice is a village in south Cornwall, England on the banks of St Austell River in the Pentewan Valley approximately two miles south of St Austell.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3178 -4.8001 | |
| What: | Village | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Martin Bodman
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.290809 -4.781748 | |
| What: | Harbour | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Fallschirmjäger
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.292 -4.783 | |
| What: | Beach | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tony Atkin
Year: 2003.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.293981 -4.788252 | |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Jonathan Billinger
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | Holmbush, Saint Austell PL25 3RQ, UK | Where: | 50.341541 -4.747746 |
| What: | Tourist attraction | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Edward Webb
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Reflecting on the dial.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338702 -4.789459 |
| What: | Sundial | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Shirokazan
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Photographer: Adrian Read
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338 -4.795 |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Alex Liivet
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338255 -4.791267 |
| What: | Building | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Ben Sutherland
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.338594 -4.792130 |
| What: | War memorial | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Derek Harper
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.339408 -4.795691 |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tony Atkin
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
St Austell Brewery is a brewery founded in 1851 by Walter Hicks in St Austell, Cornwall, England.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.342375 -4.787939 | |
| What: | Brewery | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Edward Betts
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Photographer: Geof Sheppard
Year: 2013.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
St Austell Station serves the town of St Austell, Cornwall, United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3397 -4.79028 | |
| What: | Railway station | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Geof Sheppard
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Geof Sheppard
Year: 2009.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Chris Sampson
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
270713-174 CPS.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.331333 -4.756117 |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Nigel Brown
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Charlestown.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.331114 -4.756189 |
| When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Ozzy Delaney
Source: Flickr
License: CC-BY 2.
Diving Suit.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.331354 -4.756071 |
| What: | Diving suit | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Created By Uploader
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3314 -4.7578 | |
| What: | Harbour | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Fabiform
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Fabiform
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3314 -4.7578 | |
| What: | Beach | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Fabiform
Year: 2004.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 3.
Photographer: Tony Atkin
Year: 2006.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Sticker is a former mining village in south Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.3167 -4.8405 | |
| What: | Village | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Tony Atkin
Year: 2005.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
| Addr: | St Austell, Cornwall, South West, England, United Kingdom | Where: | 50.342844 -4.813604 |
| What: | Railway viaduct | When: | Anytime |
Photographer: Tomhannen
Year: 2008.
Source: Wikipedia
License: Released by author into the public domain.
The Treffry Viaduct is a historic dual-purpose railway viaduct and aqueduct located close to the village of Luxulyan, Cornwall, England in the United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.381 -4.738 | |
| What: | Railway viaduct | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
Photographer: Tony Atkin
Year: 2005.
Source: Wikipedia
License: CC-BY-SA 2.
Nanpean is a village in the civil parish of St Stephen-in-Brannel in Cornwall, United Kingdom.
| Addr: | Where: | 50.368 -4.869 | |
| What: | Village | When: | Anytime |
| Wik: |
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