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Seen, is a new photography exhibition featuring 22 powerful portraits that bring into focus the lives of blind and partially sighted people. The exhibition is a collaboration between the RNIB and photographer Joshua Bratt.
Over the last two years, Joshua has travelled the country, meeting people with sight loss and capturing their stories through his lens. These portraits reveal the extraordinary lives of blind and partially sighted people: individuals thriving in their careers, pursuing their passions and overcoming barriers.
On Friday 12 September 2025 the first day that the exhibition was open to the general public RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Luke and Ruby, father and girlfriend of blind climber Lux Losey-Sail to find out what they both thought of some of the 22 portraits of the blind and partially sighted people who feature in the exhibition.
For more about the Seen photography exhibition, Joshua’s portraits of the 22 blind and partially sighted people who feature in the exhibition along with written and recorded audio descriptions of the portraits do visit -
https://www.rnib.org.uk/campaign-with-us/join-us-this-september-for-the-launch-of-seen/welcome-to-seen/
Image shows a creatively angled photo showing off the exhibition space before the doors opened. Well lit, with white walls and ceiling, the photos hang along the wall with additional spotlights above. Tall bar stools and tables are set up in the middle of the space, waiting for visitors to come in and enjoy the space.
Over the last two years, Joshua has travelled the country, meeting people with sight loss and capturing their stories through his lens. These portraits reveal the extraordinary lives of blind and partially sighted people: individuals thriving in their careers, pursuing their passions and overcoming barriers.
On Friday 12 September 2025 the first day that the exhibition was open to the general public RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Luke and Ruby, father and girlfriend of blind climber Lux Losey-Sail to find out what they both thought of some of the 22 portraits of the blind and partially sighted people who feature in the exhibition.
For more about the Seen photography exhibition, Joshua’s portraits of the 22 blind and partially sighted people who feature in the exhibition along with written and recorded audio descriptions of the portraits do visit -
https://www.rnib.org.uk/campaign-with-us/join-us-this-september-for-the-launch-of-seen/welcome-to-seen/
Image shows a creatively angled photo showing off the exhibition space before the doors opened. Well lit, with white walls and ceiling, the photos hang along the wall with additional spotlights above. Tall bar stools and tables are set up in the middle of the space, waiting for visitors to come in and enjoy the space.