Stories from the Landscape: UK Landscape Photography & Poetry
Welcome to Stories from the Landscape — a collection of atmospheric UK landscape photography stories, personal essays, and nature poetry by fine art photographer Ste Walton.
View selected works in my landscape gallery.
Evocative Fine Art Photography, Poetry & Reflections
From the windswept heights of Scout Moor and the South Pennines, to quiet woodland encounters across the UK countryside.
Each piece weaves visual storytelling with creative writing.
Here, photography and poetry intersect to explore nature, stillness, recovery, and memory.
Learn more about my personal story and creative journey.
““The silence of a photograph lingers within the frame, where light and memory learn each other’s name.””
Frostbite & Other Victorian Values: Peel Tower Landscape Photography
A -8°C dawn above the clouds on Holcombe Hill. Discover Peel Tower standing above a South Pennines cloud inversion, accompanied by original poetry reflecting on history, cold, and human pride.
Where Waugh Once Walked
High above the Rossendale Valley lies Foe Edge and Scout Moor—a landscape once roamed by the celebrated 'Lancashire Burns', Edwin Waugh. Through original poetry and atmospheric photography, we explore the quiet history and enduring spirit of the moor
The Barn Remembers: Naden Valley Landscape Story
A visual and poetic tribute to the weathered stone ruins of Naden Valley in the South Pennines. Captured by Rochdale landscape photographer Ste Walton, "The Barn Remembers" explores history, solitude, and memory embedded within the Pennine moorland.
Cheesden Valley & Top Withens: South Pennines Photography & Poetry
A visual and poetic journey capturing the atmospheric moorland ruins of Cheesden Lumb Mill and Top Withens in the South Pennines. Explore fine art landscape photography by Ste Walton.
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