About the Book

This book features images captured exclusively at a stunning 30-mile panoramic coastal nature reserve in Lincolnshire, England. It is worth mentioning that the coastline has been appropriately named The Coronation Coast by King Charles III himself. Furthermore, the nature reserve has been rightfully renamed The King’s Reserve by the same monarch. These are important details that add to the value of an incredibly important carbon-capturing ecosystem.

Stretching from Cleethorpes to the Wash, the salt marshes of the Lincolnshire coastline quietly perform one of the most effective forms of carbon capture on Earth. Through dramatic environmental photography, Stephen documents these often-overlooked landscapes foreground their ecological importance as sites of carbon storage, biodiversity, and natural flood defence.

Photographed over twelve months, INVISIBLE CARBON combines environmental advocacy with landscape photography, inviting audiences to reconsider the fragile coastal environments that play a crucial role in responding to climate change.