Pero's Bridge
Finn Delap
Pero's Bridge is a sculptural landmark in the Harbourside linking two sides of the dock. The photos were taken on the day the ‘horns’ arrived in October 1998. The horns themselves are used as counterweights to allow the bridge to open and boats to pass through.
Kelston Round Hill
James Harding
This is a high point of the landscape between Bristol and Bath and can be seen from many different viewpoints in the city – from the terraces in Montpelier to the top of Linden road in Henleaze. The photo is taken from Saltford.
Saltford – a poem
Penny Faulkner
A street of higgledy-piggledy houses
all squashed up
A grey snake protected
by green hills
A patchwork quilt of greens
With, just once, a splash of red and yellow
Like spilt powder paint.
And, in the Sunday silence of lie-ins,
A single bell plays its simple tune.
Roofscape
Richard Wood
A typical Bristol roofscape – showing the heritage of Georgian and Victorian buildings which dominate the centre of the city.
Shot at the end of the day this shows the special character of Bristol – the ability to see the surrounding countryside from houses built on the main hills of the city.
The Generation Earth Mural
Joanne Matthews
Penny Blackmore
Nailah Mears
Stokes Croft, an area not far from the main shopping centre of Bristol, has been brightened up with murals painted by a group of young people.
Black and White
Sophie Potter
A picture taken at the Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre near Bristol.
Clevedon Sunset
Hannah Boulton
A view that has inspired poets and artists for many years.
