San Antonio Report photographers chronicle San Antonio and its residents. Each week, we share our most meaningful images as a visual account of San Antonio’s ever-evolving landscape.

Christopher Cullum (center right) chats with his team inside of Cullum’s Attaboy Wednesday.
Chef Christopher Cullum (center right) chats with his team Wednesday at Cullum’s Attaboy. Cullum is a 2024 semifinalist for Best Chef: Texas from the James Beard Foundation. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
Pre-K 4 SA students on mini construction equipment at the groundbreaking ceremony of the Pre-K for SA new South Education Center.
Pre-K 4 SA students play with toy construction equipment Tuesday during the groundbreaking for Pre-K 4 SA’s new education center on South W.W. White Road. Read more here. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
Scenes from The Mansion at an installation titled Upward Mobility from de la Torre Brothers.
Details of de la Torre Brothers: The Mansion, an installation by Einar and Jamex de la Torre, are seen Wednesday at the McNay Art Museum. The exhibition, a commentary on greed and power, opened Friday and runs through Sept. 15. Read more here. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
Joe Jones (left), President of the San Antonio Professional Fire Fighters Association and Attorney Richard Poulson, chief negotiator for the union, listen to Assistant City Attorney Liz Provencio during the first meeting for labor contract negotiations between the City of San Antonio and fire union at the International Center on Thursday.
Joe Jones (left), president of the San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association, and attorney Richard Poulson, chief negotiator for the union, listen to Assistant City Attorney Liz Provencio during initial labor contract talks Thursday at the City of San Antonio International Center. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
Artist Angela Guerra Walley fixes her installation We Are Quilted Together at Communion as part of the art exhibition Death Rights, organized by curator Marian Casey.
Artist Angela Guerra Walley adjusts her installation We Are Quilted Together, which is part of an art exhibition that comprises 13 artists’ works on the subject of death, remembrance and the afterlife. The Death Rights exhibition is on display through March 23 at Communion, formerly Alamo Methodist Church, on South Alamo Street. Read more here. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report

Bria Woods was a staff photojournalist at the SA Report from 2021 to 2025.