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24 September 2025 By Stephen Paul Young Off

Moonlight Shadow

Serene Sunset Over Wells-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Sunset Reflections

Aldermaston Wharf Sunrise

Bishop Rock Lighthouse – Sunrise Silhouette

Wayfarers Walk Landscape

Chalk Downs Trail

Beech Tree Shadows

Narrow Boats in Winter

Beech Tree Path

Spring Ridge Walk

Tranquil Footpath Sign Landscape

Horsey Windpump

Harmony at Dawn – Seascape

Horsey Windpump, Norfolk Broads Landscape

Urban Frost Morning on the Industrial River

Bishop Rock Lighthouse – Isles of Scilly Natural Landscape

Industrial Wildlife Sunrise

Bishop Rock Lighthouse – Isles of Scilly – Sunrise Silhouette

Fawley Refinery Industrial Colour Photography

Fawley Refinery – Industrial Black & White Photography

71 Degrees North – North Cape – Nordkapp

Ethereal Glow – Sunrise over Mountains

Icelandic Sunset

Whispers of Dawn over Mountains and Lakes

Swanage Sea Mist

Serene Horizon – Dawn over Mountains

Radiant Peaks Sunrise

Golden Veil Abstract Dawn over Mountains

Wells-next-the-Sea Tidal Rest

A timeless calm. The serene coast of Wells-next-the-Sea, captured in glorious colour. The boats rest peacefully, reflecting the tranquil spirit of the British seaside.

First Light

Red Narrow Boat in Winter

Crimson Awakening Sunrise Landscape

Winter Morning Mist over Watership Down, England

Kennet and Avon Canal in Autumn

Winter Sunrise on the Kennet and Avon Canal

Kingsclere Gallops in Winter

Narrow Boats

Kennet and Avon Canal Sunrise

Mid Winter on the Kennet and Avon Canal

Scapa Flow Sunken Ship

Scapa Flow Sunken Ship. The Reginald was built in Glasgow in 1878 and was sunk on 15th September 1915. The stern section of the ship, which lies on its port side is said to be one of the most distinctive views of any of the block ships.

Slumbay Harbour, Lochcarron

Slumbay Harbour, Lochcarron, Inner Seas off the west coast of Scotland

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Winter Countryside

Ghosts of the Sea: Shipwrecked Secrets

Whispers of the deep. A melancholic beauty marks the resting place of history in the shallow, clear waters of Scapa Flow, Orkney. What stories lie beneath the waves?

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About the author

Stephen Paul Young

I’m Steve (Stephen Paul Young), a landscape, digital and film photographer with a deep love for capturing the beauty of nature, light, and atmosphere. Whether I’m out at dawn chasing the perfect sunrise, exploring woodland trails, or experimenting with black-and-white film, photography is my way of seeing the world. I’m drawn to the small details and the big vistas alike, always looking for that moment where light, texture, and emotion come together. For me, photography isn’t just about taking pictures—it’s about storytelling, connection, and the joy of being present in the landscape.