Michael Steffen

A place where I found solitude. Scottish rivers, including those in Clashnessie face rising pressure from climate‑driven shifts in flow and water quality. The 15‑metre cascade, fed by the Allt a’ Chlachain burn, changes character with every spell of rain or drought - a small system that makes the wider hydrological shifts visible. The series reflects the dynamic character of Scotland’s northern environments and the quiet drama shaped by weather, water, and time. (Clashnessie Falls, Scotland)