Photography

A young girl with a blindfold points to the right in front of a stream

Photography

Kitchen Table Photo Club

Children with analogue cameras explored the waterways of east Bristol over the summer. Here’s what they captured

Esther May Campbell and Chiz Williams

Edition 41

A man sits alone in front of a restaurant table with a cup of tea, looking at his phone.

Flavours without borders: A culinary journey down Stapleton Road

Olumide Osinoiki

Photography

In pictures: Antifascists assemble outside Mercure Hotel to oppose anti-migrant protesters

Suzanne Celerier
Smiling revellers in front of a colourful banner at a Pride parade.

Photography

Photo essay: Booty Bass at Bristol Pride 2025

At this year's Pride, Bristol DJ collective Booty Bass led a parade made up of queer people from the global majority in a reminder of the event's radically inclusive origins.

Emli Bendixen
A football fan wearing a flat cap and holding a pint glass cheers, surrounded by other fans.

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Photo essay: Down on the Farm

Francis Peppett
Two older women enjoy ice cream and sausage and mash together, at the table of a cafe.

Photography

Photo essay: The oldest town in Bristol

Priyanka Raval
Pitlad and Priyanka Raval

Photography

A person with a mohawk and tattooed arms is sitting outdoors at what appears to be a festival gathering. The setting includes other casually dressed individuals in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Tattoos in a Dock City: celebrating the tales behind Bristol’s body art

The meaning of a person’s tattoo can be nothing – or everything. A project by two local photographers aims to showcase the rich variety that makes the scene in Bristol so special.

Joshua Collins Kieran Woodham
Joshua Collins and Kieran Woodham

Features

Abstract painting of two individuals against a green and blue backdrop, one wearing a bright green top and glasses, seated, and the other in a white shirt, standing slightly behind.

‘Letting people be who they want’: an award-winning photographer’s collaboration with a Bristol charity

It was chance that led Argentinian photographer Sebastián Bruno to walk into the Hive Avon, which works with people who have learning disabilities. But the rapport he built with people accessing its services kept him coming back.

Steph Cullen
Steph Cullen

Photography

Rack ’em up: Bristol’s bustling pub pool culture in pictures

In this photo essay, the Cable captures the unique spirit of amateur pool at a series of boozers in pockets of the city where the pub sport culture has been alive and well for decades.

Gökçe Yeniev Sean Morrison
Gökçe Yeniev and Sean Morrison

Photography

‘A safe space to be shit at sport’

DUMP FC is a mixed-ability, mixed-gender football group that defines itself as a ‘friendly and safe space to be shit at football’. 

Alexander Turner
Alexander Turner

Photography

The gloves are on: the boxing charity helping young people bounce back

Photo essay: Empire Fighting Chance equips some of Bristol’s most marginalised young people with tools for survival and success

Alexander Turner
Alexander Turner

Photography

PHOTOS: Hundreds gather for Grand Iftar meal on College Green for first time

As Bristol Muslims break their fast during Ramadan, the event usually held on St Marks Road, this year came to the centre to celebrate Bristol as a city of sanctuary.

Julian Preece
Julian Preece
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