As I look upon the work of other photographers, I am struck by the notion that each photograph represents their unique mark on history. It's like hearing a voice saying, "I existed, and these moments were significant to me."
~ Unknown
Death Valley, California | Stephen McConnell, March 9, 2022.
My passion for photography started in 1967 with a Kodak Brownie 127. Since those early beginnings, my work has been published in various British newspapers, tabloids, and military periodicals, including: The Times, The Independent, and The Belfast Telegraph.
Additionally, I've served as a freelance photographer for the Military Picture Library International, providing images for numerous books covering military topics. My photography is permanently showcased at the Falklands War Memorial at Pangbourne Naval College in Berkshire, England, and the British Imperial War Museum (Duxford location).
I have a deep appreciation for military history, particularly the American Civil War. This passion drives me to travel across the United States and beyond, capturing moments that merge history with the art of photography.