Steve Allison is a fine art photographer whose practice explores themes of social change through a contemporary lens. Deeply influenced by the New Topographics movement, his work examines the shifting relationship between people, place, and time. Allison’s photographs focus on urban landscapes where remnants of the past have been repurposed, erased, or left to fade. By documenting these spaces, he highlights the subtle transitions that shape collective memory, revealing how history lingers in overlooked structures, neglected corners, and reimagined environments. Approaching each project with a quiet, observational style, Allison uses photography as a tool to trace the evolving narratives embedded within the built world. His work invites viewers to consider how landscapes reflect societal change, and how the marks of what once existed continue to shape the present.