
Art / Photography
Finalists announced in Proper Bristol postcard competition
From pigeons to demonstrations, graffiti-strewn phone boxes to incongruously-positioned sofas, the finalists in the Proper Bristol postcard competition have fulfilled the brief to show the city away from the Clifton Suspension Bridge and hot air balloons.
“The quality and depth of the competition entries was breathtaking,” said People’s Republic of Stokes Croft (PRSC) events manager Lisa Furness.
“370 pictures were submitted offering witty, beautiful, angry and affectionate responses to the city. Together they make a striking self portrait of Bristol by Bristol.”
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Here are the 15 finalists:

Morph by the Docks by Steve Lorriman

Easy on consumerism by Carole Fureix

Untitled by Elroy April

Untitled by Emily Parker

Surveillance by Rebecca Doe

Bristol July 2018 by Daniel Durrans

Big Jeff by Paul Blakemore

Demonstrator by Giulia Spadafora

Untitled 2 by Emily Parker

Bristol July 2017 by Daniel Durrans

M32 comfort break by Phoebe Flint

It’s a wall by Dave Beech

The Silence of Maes Knoll by Edward Field

Hoochy Cooch by Arvind Howarth

Untitled by Lee Ramsey
All 370 photos will be on display at the PRSC Space on Jamaica Street from December 7 to 16.
Vote online here for your favourite or find ballot boxes at locations including the Arnolfini, Co-Lab, Tobacco Factory and Easton Community Centre.
The 16 winning entries will all be turned into postcards by the PRSC.
Read more: Postcard competition aims to show the ‘proper’ Bristol
Main photo: Intimacy by Roo Morgan, winner in the under-18s category