Bermuda Buildings

Winner

Ori Shrem
Primary (7-10), Somersfield Academy

The unique rooftops of Bermuda

Runner-Up

Cristiano Hizon
Primary (7-10), West Pembroke

It is a church building in Bermuda that was not finished but people still have weddings in it because it’s pretty.

Winner

Schuyler Young
Middle School (11-14), Somersfield

I chose this picture because it shows the features of old Bermuda houses the stepped roof, the chimney, and the old water tanks.

Runner-Up

Tegan Gannon-Trott
Middle School (11-14), BCCL

Building in centre of Bermuda

Winner

Shanya Simmons
High School (15-18), Warwick Academy

This photo shows how we decide to keep pieces of our bermuda history in existant; this allows further generations to not only discover Bermuda's history, but enjoy it as well.

Runner-Up

D’Jae Gilbert
High School (15-18), CedarBridge Academy

The education system in Bermuda can be difficult to maintain, but the hope is in our students. This is a picture I took before tutorials started for GCSE's. Many students showed up so they can be prepared and ready for their exams. There are many flaws with the schools, but the students are everything.

Bermuda Life

Winner

Seri Fisher
Primary (7-10), Warwick Academy

"''Bermuda Did Not Forget'' is my title for this photograph. My family remembers every 11th of the 11th each year. My father marches to honor not only his past generations but all who served. To take this photo, I used a step ladder to shoot over the heads of the crowd."

Runner-Up

Lara Nicholson Pavkovic
Primary (7-10), Warwick Academy

My mom plays hockey and I like to watch. Its a Bermuda sport we play. The sunset was very pretty.

Winner

Arima Turner
Middle School (11-14), Bermuda High School For Girls (BHS)

This is a picture of a little boy and his mom looking at the damage after Humberto. Living in Bermuda means living with the after effects of hurricanes.

Runner-Up

Starr Bowen
Middle School (11-14), Warwick Academy

"This photograph represents Bermuda Life because it represents what some people do for a living and recreation. Also it represents Bermuda's past time. While enjoying Portuguese Day, I came across two gentlemen enjoying themselves fishing early in the morning. I choose this photograph for Bermuda life because I enjoy fishing with my dad. So when I saw them, it reminded me when I spend time with dad fishing, especially when we catch fish."

Winner

Tre’sure Nanette
High School (15-18), James Madison Highschool - (homeschooled)

"I chose this photo because Cupmatch is a big part of Bermuda's culture. Though it only happens once a year; I think it represents Bermuda life well as it's a time a lot of people look forward to each year. Somerset may not be the team i'm for, but they play well and I felt this was a good shot. If anyone got anything from it, I think it would be that; like the man in my photo, we should put our best foot forward or step up to the challenge."

Runner-Up

Genevieve Lau
High School (15-18), BHS

I chose this photo because I believe it captures Bermuda life. A typical chill day at the beach relaxing on my towel and in the water. My favourite part of the photo is the little rainbow which, makes me smile and feel the Bermud-iful atmosphere.

Bermuda Wildlife/Nature

Winner

Jaylen Basden
Primary (7-10), Heron Bay Primary

""Birds eye view" very hard to get close to this bird at Paget marsh. This was the best photo I got of this bird resting in a bush."

Runner-Up

Alisa K.M. Lightbourne
Primary (7-10), Somerset Primary School

I chose this photo because it tells me how amazing Bermuda wild life is and we should nurture it. Keep Bermuda beautiful!

Winner

Caiden Millett
Middle School (11-14), Somersfield Academy

I chose this photo because I think it represents Bermuda wildlife well, as the Longtail is the national bird.

Runner-Up

Reilly Durfy
Middle School (11-14), Saltus Grammar School

I chose this photo because a it means the world to me. The story behind this photo really makes me proud of my work as a young photographer. After a long period of struggle for me trying to improve my work, I started look at other people’s photos to only find a pattern. Every time I saw something I liked I would get angry that I didn’t take that. Then I started looking down a more realistic and optimistic path. I realized the reason I couldn’t take those photos was because I didn’t have the opportunity. I had never seen a bluebird before and my friends were aching me to go out and take a photo. I sat at that bird box for over an hour waiting for the perfect moment. After I took this photo, I started shooting daily. This is the photo that took my hobby out of this world. It’s what shaped who I am today.

Best in Show

Marcus DaCosta
High School (15-18), MSA

I chose this picture because its about one of the wisest and calmest animals in our reef, the Bermuda Sea Turtle, this distinguished creature has been around much longer than us, which is why we need to pick up after ourselves and help the Bermuda Turtle population grow!

Runner-Up

Mia Hazlewood
High School (15-18), Warwick Academy

"I chose this photo because I captured the bee in my garden and it was the first time i played with a bigger lens (75-300). I am very proud of this picture for the detail i was able to capture this picture is un-bee-lievable (bee puns really sting)"

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