Halsgrove Publishing: Cornwall Address Book, Cornwall, 9780857170019

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The Cornwall Address Book contains over fifty high-quality colour photographs which evoke the best of Cornwall’s landscape. The photographers have been carefully chosen for their skill in capturing the beauty and variety of scenery that the county has to offer, from dramatic seascapes and sweeping moorland vistas, to impressive townscapes and tiny hamlets.

These photographers are part of a long tradition of those who have been inspired to capture the elusive qualities of light, atmosphere and character that make Cornwall so special. They are among the best known photgraphers in the county and have their homes there.

This high quality address book is designed to last and is alphabetically tabbed for ease of use. Whether bought for personal use, or as a thoughtful gift, the Cornwall Address Book, with its superb pictorial reminders of Cornwall, will provide years of pleasure.

Imprint: Halswood Stationers. ISBN 978 0 85717 001 9, hardback, 214x230mm, 112 pages. Published March 2010.

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