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Bermuda Nature & Wildlife Best in Show

Mark lewis
Warwick academy

I took this photo while on a walk through spittal pond and i feel that is a perfect representation of bermuda’s wildlife

Bermuda Buildings Winner

Yari Mello
Cedarbridge Academy

I chose this photo for the Bermuda buildings category because it felt unique. When I took the photo of the building I thought it was great but needed something extra, so I used the fence as a frame. It represents the theme well because it shows a building and the tools used to create it.

People of Bermuda Winner

Jonah Every
Somersfield Academy

One hundred years ago homestead farming was common in Bermuda. In modern day, farming is not as popular. I admire this man who is milking a goat because I think of farming in this time period as a treasure to Bermuda.

Bermuda Buildings Runner Up

Amelia Currie
Warwick Academy

This photo is particularly striking to me due to the contrast between the somber clouds, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse reflecting the sunset, and the white Bermuda roofs. The stepped roofs in the foreground and the lighthouse towering in the background are both representative of Bermuda's unique architecture, and I feel grateful to be able to experience this beauty every day.

People of Bermuda Runner Up

mark lewis
warwick academy

i chose this photo because it represents the culture of bermuda and the things that bermudians like to do

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife Runner Up

Zoë Mir
George School

I took this photo of an adult longtail in flight at Spittal Pond Nature Reserve near my house. I went out and sat on the cliffs just before sunset, and it ended up being the perfect time to capture some photos of these iconic Bermuda birds. I loved how the light reflected off the top of the longtail, highlighting its head, as well as the defining ocean backdrop.

Bermuda Buildings Honourable Mention

Jonah Every
Somersfield Academy

In this photo we see four mailboxes which are designed like typical Bermudian houses. I enjoy this photo because it displays the beauty of architecture in Bermuda. Also, I appreciate the Bermuda cedar post that was chosen to hold up the miniature houses.

People of Bermuda Honourable Mention

Tabari Burgess
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

I chose this photo because it both has the natural beauty of the island, as well as one of the island's inhabitants admiring it. It was a spontaneous photo that encapsulated genuine admiration. This image means to me how lucky we are to have the natural beaty of Bermuda to admire every day.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife Honourable Mention

D'Angelo Williams
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

Longtail birds, with their striking tails, are essential to Bermuda's ecosystem. Watching them soar brings me joy and a sense of connection to nature, reminding me of the island's beauty. Their presence inspires me to protect our precious wildlife, and how we must protect the baby longtails from outside threats.

Bermuda Buildings

D'Angelo Williams
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

I chose this photo because the House of Commons is a crucial part of decision-making in Bermuda, as that is where the meetings are held. The image reflects the theme well due to the building's unique architecture and the striking contrast between the blue sky and the building.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Amelia Currie
Warwick Academy

This photo shows an overcast Marley Beach, with common Bermudian trees bordering the image. It shows that even in poor weather, the beauty of bermuda's nature and scenery is still very apparent. I love the composition of this image, and how the backlit trees contrast the vibrant hues of the ocean.

People of Bermuda

Amelia Currie
Warwick Academy

This photo captures a moment in which my brother is admiring the ocean and the clouds from Fort Scour as a storm brews on the horizon. I feel it accurately represents the Bermudian tendency to take a minute and admire our island’s beauty, and how we always strive to find the good in gloomy situations.

Bermuda Buildings

Brandin Bailey
Saltus Grammar School

This photo showcases the rooftop of a building at Grotto Bay, hoisted underneath a sunshower. Overlooking it is a striking rainbow, and I found it interesting how the orange building and the rainbow contrast with the dark, stormy clouds. The fleeting nature of Bermudian weather produces sights like no other.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Lilah Myers
Saltus Grammar School

I chose this photo because it captures the motion and feeling of the waves. The white sea foam bubbling up helps the viewer to imagine the sound of the waves crashing and the smell of the salty ocean. This represents the theme of nature because we are surrounded by the beauty of Bermuda’s beaches on our coastline.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Annabelle Davidson
BHS

Pictured is a large casuarina tree strewn with recovered flotsam. Although not entirely natural, I believe this image shows the reality of what Bermuda’s natural world has become, littered with the debris of mankind and the effects of our actions on our environment.

Bermuda Buildings

Lilah Myers
Saltus Grammar School

I chose this photo of The Reefs Hotel at sunset because I love the way the clouds looked so similar in colour to the peachy hue of the hotel. This hotel is not only iconic to Bermuda, since it opened back in 1947, but also important to me because I live nearby and see it every day. I love taking sunset photos from The Reefs.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Annabelle Davidson
BHS

Pictured is a large casuarina tree strewn with recovered flotsam. Although not entirely natural, I believe this image shows the reality of what Bermuda’s natural world has become, littered with the debris of mankind and the effects of our actions on our environment.

People of Bermuda

Lilah Myers
Saltus Grammar School

On a recent trip to Southlands, my family and I ventured down to the rocks past Marley Beach. My mother and brother had climbed up the rocks to take pictures of the ocean. I realized that they were standing with a similar pose, and I loved the way that the sunlight was beaming down on them.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Jonah Every
Somersfield Academy

Birds are adored in Bermuda. I was fascinated by this Heron holding a crab in its beak. I appreciate this photo as it shows the cycle of life and how different animals prey on each other to survive. Lastly, the background shows the precious natural environment in Bermuda.

People of Bermuda

Annabelle Davidson
BHS

This is a picture of my friend taken during study leave last summer. To me this jump really symbolized the brief freedom we felt during this time and our chosen escape during the exam period that all bermudians experience during school .

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Sophia Brooks
BHS

This photo demonstrates a flower receiving a glimpse of the sunset. This photo reminds me when I use to watch the sunsets with my friends and watch how nature naturally changes. This photo represents this theme because it shows how beautiful Bermuda’s nature looks close up, at this angle with the beautiful sunset.

Bermuda Buildings

Sophia Brooks
BHS

This photo represents Bermuda’s typical buildings made out of limestones and its white roofs. This picture is very unique to me because Bermuda is very different compared to other countries. This is because Bermuda is known for its beautiful pastel color houses which attacts tourists. Even if this house is not pastel colored, it looks quite interesting how the walls of the building and the roof match with the rainbow in the background.

Bermuda Buildings

Sophia Brooks
BHS

This photo represents bermudas typical buildings made out of limestones and its white roofs. This picture is very unique to me because Bermuda is very different compared to other countries. This is because Bermuda is known for its beautiful pastel color houses which attacts tourists. Even if this house is not pastel colored, it looks quite interesting how the walls of the building and the roof match with the rainbow in the background.

Bermuda Buildings

Dylan Menzies
Warwick Academy

I chose this photo because I run by this building often and it catches my eye because of its condition. It is being eaten by the park and is the park department building. It is ugly but interesting due to the many layers of color and textures.

People of Bermuda

Daniel Smith
MSA

Front Street Walkway The location for this photograph is the biggest walkway to Bermuda. On this sunny day it shows just how beautiful island life is.  The bright yellow walls, the traffic bumper to bumper and the people walking through either for lunch, work or visiting. One thing that makes this street is our flag that sways in the light breeze overlooking us from above.

Bermuda Buildings

Daniel Smith
MSA

Looking through the Gap I want this photograph to show people that not only looking through the lens of my camera but through this moon gate, in between the walls, is so much more to see.  When the sun settles it casts a shadow and warmth not only over the moon gate but the walls of the buildings.  The shades of the cement on the moon gate where it still looks wet from all the rain gives it a worn look.  

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Daniel Smith
MSA

Can you touch the top? I hope people that see this photograph can see that it is not just a tree.  It is a living piece that has so much character.  As you get closer you can see the ridges on it that look like a maze that leads you to the top.  The strength of this big, tall tree and roughness of its trunk allows me to see it as more than just a tree.

People of Bermuda

Marcus Rodrigues
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

Surrounded by vibrant green surroundings, this picture displays a young child laughing on a swing during a sunny day in Bermuda. Warmth and joy are brought to mind by the palm trees and vibrant colors, which highlight the value of special times and the connection between family members outside.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Marcus Rodrigues
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

This image displays a simple metal gate leading to a grassy area in Bermuda that is covered with green vines. With sunlight shining through the trees and leaves in the background, the landscape creates a calm, natural beauty. Beyond the gate, it encourages spectators to enter a peaceful, green area.

Bermuda Buildings

Marcus Rodrigues
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

This image captures Bermuda's shoreline, which stretches with vibrant buildings and palm trees along the ocean, underneath a cloudy, brilliant sky. From the other side of the sea on the harbor road, the view invites visitors to take in Bermuda's diverse and lovely landscape.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Evan Benevides
MSA

I chose this photo because it shows nice purple flowers. To me it reflects Bermudas natural beauty this island has. This picture fits with Bermuda nature and wildlife since it is a bed of purple flowers  

Bermuda Buildings

Evan Benevides
MSA

I chose this photo since Bacardi is bringing new things to the building. It means a lot to me as it reflects Bermuda’s growth while keeping its unique charm. this represents Bermuda building because showing how our island balances tradition with progress.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Kamaya Lynch-Wade
Mount Saint Agnes

This is an image of a honeybee pollinating, flowers. While taking this photo, I was afraid of being stung, but I had noticed that the bee was too worried about what it was doing to even bother me. I found it beautiful. I wanted to capture the little world of a bee, because though the flowers and bee seems small to us large humans, the bee sees the flowers much differently.

People of Bermuda

Kamaya Lynch-Wade
Mount Saint Agnes

This is an image of Tariq Lynch-Wade, a face seen around Bermuda. Tariq is known for his bubbly personality and great smile. As a photographer I wanted to capture his greatness and sophisticated look in an image. He is also representing BermudAir, a company that holds a proud image for Bermuda. The image truly says "Proud to be Bermudian" with his pink shirt, the color of our sand.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Deige Paynter
Mount Saint Agnes

For this photograph, I aimed to show the peacefulness of the park through the trees. The green branches create a natural frame that leads the eye into the scene. In the background, a building stands quietly, blending city life with the calm of nature. This mix highlights how both worlds can exist together, inviting the viewer to feel as if they’re peeking through the leaves and finding a moment of calm in the busy surroundings.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Sir DeVent
Mount Saint Agnes

This is a photo of a group of palm trees connected at the stump in Victoria Park. I used them because palm trees are very known on the island, and I thought they looked cool when looking upward.

Bermuda Buildings

Sir DeVent
Mount Saint Agnes

I had used the painted wall of the public restroom because the painting resembles parts of the island. The painting showcases our beaches, the longtails, our palm trees, and other parts of our nature.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Dylan Menzies
Warwick academy

I chose this photo because I liked the contrast with the bird, the rustic boat and smooth water. It is a very peaceful scene but there is actually a big neighbourhood behind me. This represents life in Bermuda where little bits of beauty are just around the corner.

Bermuda Buildings

Phoenix Palacio
The BRIT School

This photograph captures the unique angles and geometric patterns of Bermuda’s architecture. Clean white lines and blue and red accents stand against a muted sky, gently embraced by foliage. The buildings both stand apart and belong. In the town of St. George, where history weaves and lingers in every building and space, the church, with its beckoning cross, stands as a testament to simpler times. Its white walls and precise lines echo the quiet strength and enduring, timeless spirit of Bermuda.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Phoenix Palacio
The BRIT School

This image captures a glimpse of the ocean’s song - where the sea breathes in delicate whispers and light dances across shallow currents, revealing stories untold. Growing up surrounded by the sea, I see the ocean as kin, keeper and strength. This photograph invites you to pause, feel the ocean’s rhythm - a heartbeat of serene beauty and resilience that sustains us, which we must honour and protect.

People of Bermuda

Yari Mello
Cedarbridge Academy

I took this photo with the intention of using it for the buildings category. However when I took it my mom was still in frame. I was about to delete it however I noticed how much I liked it. I love the angle of the photo and how it shows my mom in a tranquil area of Bermuda.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Yari Mello
Cedarbridge Academy

I took this photo right outside my house. I’ve always loved the way the road looked with the mixture of stone and greenery. So when I was at home and I noticed how beautiful the sunset looked I couldn’t resist not capturing its glory.

People of Bermuda

Lily Mulder Powell
Warwick Academy

This photograph captures my proud Bermudian father in a quiet, purposeful ritual, fueling the Zodiac before a day on the harbor. It reflects our island’s boating tradition and shared appreciation for the ocean, symbolizing heritage, exploration, and a deep-rooted connection to Bermuda’s crystal-clear waters.

Bermuda Buildings

Deige Paynter
MSA

For this photograph, I wanted to highlight the colorful Bermuda building with the mural that says "Greetings from Bermuda." The letters in the painting show different parts of our culture, making it feel very special. From this angle, the bright colors really stand out against the building. This point of view helps people see not just the art but also what Bermuda is all about. It feels like a friendly message, showing the warmth and creativity of our island in one amazing picture.

People of Bermuda

Carter Lamb
M.S.A

This photo captures two Bermudian men proudly holding a large fish they caught, symbolizing the bond between the island’s people and the sea. It highlights the tradition of fishing in Bermuda, where the ocean isn’t just scenery but a source of pride, community, and a shared way of life.

Bermuda Buildings

Kamaya Lynch-Wade
Mount Saint Agnes

This photograph is of the Bermuda National Library, which is located on Queen Street in Hamilton. This building makes me feel proud, reason being it is the oldest library in Bermuda, with history from 1839. I wanted to capture how it is used today; it is well kept and in great condition, hence the shining bright white roof. I hope that the people who see this image go to capture its beauty for themselves and perhaps read a book or two.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Gavin Fortuna
MSA

I chose this photo of a Periwinkle because it shows the simple beauty of Bermuda flowers up close. To me, it highlights the bright colors and soft details in nature. This picture fits my theme of Bermuda Nature showing how even small flowers can make Bermuda's nature stand out from others.

People of Bermuda

evan benevides
MSA

I chose this photo because it shows Bermudian firefighters sharing a joyful moment together. It means a lot to me as it highlights the strong bonds and community spirit we have here in Bermuda. This picture reflects the theme of unity, showing how Bermudians support each other like family.

Bermuda Buildings

Keyara Signor
MSA

The picture shows a quaint Bermudian house with its characteristic pastel-colored walls in soft pink, blue, or even yellow. The traditional white stepped roof, so typical for gathering rainwater, stands out against the deep blue of the sky. Smell the lush greenery and blossoming tropical flora growing around it, and a well-groomed lawn or garden adds to its beauty. Large windows with their shutters, and a welcoming porch, give the home a warm, inviting look that captures the relaxed colorful character of Bermuda's architecture so well.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Keyara Signor
MSA

This is a picture of a dramatically beautiful Bermuda beach clear turquoise water, fringed with palm trees, and set against a backdrop of dramatic limestone cliffs. A few cottages in the background-those typical of Bermudian architecture in their pastel colors and white stepped roofs-add to the sights. The sky is brilliant blue, with a gentle breeze blowing in small waves. A few locals and tourists are seen relaxing on this beach, giving a glimpse into the warm, inviting atmosphere of Bermuda.

People of Bermuda

Keyara Signor
Mount Saint Agnes

Bermudian Woman The Bermudians are very warm and friendly people. They accommodate and welcome their guests with a very smiling face, showing openhearted hospitality to one and all, making them feel at home. Bright and affable, Bermudians usually never hold themselves back from sharing stories of the rich heritage regarding the history and culture of the island. Their friendliness and accommodating spirit speaks to the pulsing yet relaxed climate of Bermuda in general, and they make this community as colorful and inviting as are its landscapes.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Le-Troy Trott
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

A photo of a pigeon sitting down peacefully near Alboy's point. To me, this photo symbolizes the duality of perspective. A creature known as a flying rat to some, can be a staple of urban majesty and wildlife to others.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Carter Lamb
M.S.A

The sunset over Bermuda’s ocean is calm and beautiful, with clouds and warm light blending into the horizon. This scene reflects the island’s natural beauty, showing how the sea provides a sense of peace and wonder. It reminds us of Bermuda’s unique, untouched landscapes that feel timeless.

Bermuda Buildings

Le-Troy Trott
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

I chose this photo because of the historical significance of this Victoria park monument. It represents the passing of time and remembrance centuries after it's inception in the 1800's. The pigeon sitting atop symbolizes the modern world taking over but not destroying memories long gone.

People of Bermuda

Gavin Fortuna
MSA

I chose this photo because it shows a Bermudian family enjoying a quiet moment together by the water. To me, it captures the simple joys of family time in a beautiful place. This picture fits my theme People of Bermuda showing how Bermuda’s beauty brings families together.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Jacob Furtado
Berkeley Institute

I chose this photo because I liked how the sun reflected on the water and the water splashing on the rock. This is also why I think that this represents the theme. This photo means that I have made it through another day.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

chris villegas
saltus grammar school

I chose this photo for its refreshing beauty and tranquility. It represents clarity and serenity, reflecting the importance of taking time to unwind. The stillness of the water embodies the theme of peace, inviting us to pause and appreciate the calm moments in life.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

chris villegas
saltus grammar school

I chose this photo of a little lizard resting on a piece of wood for its charm and simplicity. It symbolizes adaptability and the beauty of small moments in nature. The lizard's relaxed pose represents the theme of tranquility, reminding us to appreciate stillness and the wonders around us.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Shaun Minors
Cedarbrige Acadamy

- I feel that it encapsulates the life within plants and habitats for insects. - Helps me remember the good times I had during summer and my love for photography. - The picture I chose fits well within Bermuda Nature & Wildlife because The picture Shows several flowers at a different stage of blooming.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Freya Lill
Warwick Academy

My image portrays Bermuda's vibrant sunsets merging firery reds and calm blues over tranquil waters. I chose this image because it evokes the raw and untouched vibrancy of Bermuda. For me, this photograph reflects the harmony between land, sea and sky that defines Bermuda's natural allure and serenity, capturing the essence of Bermuda's wild beauty.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Naomi Harvey
CedarBridge Academy

The street view with the belco power lines brings a warm nostalgic feeling of a summer evening. When taking this picture I felt a sense of calmness surrounding me. Art surrounds us in every moment, which is why it resonates so deeply with me. I would title my photo “The streets of Bermuda.”

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Myles Webbe
Warwick Academy

I chose this photo of a Monarch butterfly because it’s one of the world’s most recognizable butterflies and a native species in Bermuda. The vivid orange stands out against the lush greenery, perfectly capturing the uniqueness of Bermuda's ecosystems and the diversity within the island.

Bermuda Buildings

Eshe Holdipp-Lynch
Cedarbridge Academy

It stands tall overlooking all of Dockyard. A guardian, it signifies position of authority. The composition making the building such an eye catcher. The angle making it look grand and impactful. A staple in my visits to Dockyard .

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Eshe Holdipp-Lynch
Cedarbridge Academy

In this photo it shows a vibrancy that I believe is very unique to Bermuda . When the sun shines bright, the islands colours glow all around you. It can simply put you in a good mood on your worst days. That is the beauty of Bermuda.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

chris
saltus grammar school

I chose this photo of a sunflower with a bee hovering nearby for its vibrant energy and life. It represents growth and the beauty of nature's interconnectedness. The sunflower’s bright petals and the busy bee embody the theme of harmony, highlighting the essential relationships that sustain our ecosystem.

Bermuda Buildings

chris
saltus grammar school

I chose this photo of an old building in Bermuda's Dockyard for its rich history and charm. It represents resilience and the stories of those who came before us. The building’s weathered facade and unique architecture embody the theme of preservation, reminding us to cherish and learn from our past.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Keira Burchall
Saltus Grammar School

Lemuroidea or Lemur refers to this peaceful creature from Madagascar. Since a child I have always enjoyed exploring nature and while at the Aquarium & Zoo I found it interesting how a small animal like this could travel thousands of miles and end up on the beautiful and exotic island of Bermuda.

People of Bermuda

Jordan Mello
Saltus Grammar School

The photo captures the excitement of young Bermudian kids as they burst from the starting line, ready to conquer the race ahead. Their determination and energy are palpable, reflecting the vibrant spirit of competition among Saltus students.

Bermuda Buildings

Oca Brown
Saltus Grammar School

I chose this photo because it’s one of my favorite pictures I’ve taken. Some of my favorite memories are waking up early in the morning, and experiencing the stillness of my surroundings. I think this represents my chosen theme, as it is a picture of a dock in St. George’s

People of Bermuda

Magnus Tucker marsh
Magnus Marsh

For this photograph, I captured a photo of my friend catching a wave at southlands beach, although the swells were small hurricane ernesto created sandbars that spanded along the beach.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Gabriel Booth
Mount Saint Agnes

I chose this photo because it represents my personal connection to Bermuda. It captures a view along the trail where I used to run as a child and continue to do so as a teenager for exercise. The scene showcases the natural beauty of Bermuda, specifically in the area of Paget Marsh. The sunlight streaming through the clouds adds a serene touch, highlighting the lush greenery and open landscape that makes this place special to me

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Brandin Bailey
Saltus Grammar School

This photograph shows the aftermath of a storm. In its wake, only scattered clouds and the light of a sunset were left behind, creating a gradient from pastel blue to candy-colored pink within the sky. I feel it leaves a sense of completion, a calm end to a chaotic day.

Bermuda Buildings

Jordan Mello
Saltus Grammar School

This photo captures the raw power of a hurricane as it batters a partially-built Bermudian house. The unfinished structure, standing strong against the wind and waves, symbolizes the resilience of Bermudian architecture. This photo represents the Bermuda buildings because it showcases the strength and durability of their construction methods, even in the face of extreme weather conditions.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Magnus Marsh
Magnus Marsh

This photo displays the wild banana trees of the island. This tropic imagery embodies a sense of Bermuda's nature, stirring the soul.

Bermuda Buildings

sam mello
saltus grammar school

I took this photo while fishing with my friends because I liked how the colors of the clouds mixed with the water. I'm submitting this photograph because the photo captures the feeling of the cold days spent outside with friends and how beautiful Bermuda is even in bad weather.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Jordan Mello
Saltus Grammer

This photo captures the breathtaking beauty of my senior sunrise. The sky is ablaze with vibrant hues of orange and pink, casting a warm glow on the scene. This moment symbolizes the start of my final year of high school, filled with excitement and anticipation for the future.

People of Bermuda

Tai Smith
MSA

my image present the pride of the students within mount saint Agnes academy walking respectfully out side out their school grounds

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Tai Smith
MSA

my image shows the calm perspective of the bird, watching the waters and waiting for its prey.

Bermuda Buildings

Tai Smith
MSA

my image gives a perspective from the ground showing Bermuda's unique architecture within every building along with little attention from distracting traffic.

People of Bermuda

Jorai Laurenceo
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

A figure, lost in thought, rests against a tree, gazing out at the serene Bermudian landscape. This image captures the peaceful essence of island life.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Jorai Laurenceo
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

A butterfly, with intricate wings, rests on a vibrant flower. The rich colors of the flower and butterfly contrast beautifully against the soft, blurred background of lush greener.

Bermuda Buildings

Jorai Laurenceo
Mount Saint Agnes Academy

A delicate balance of nature and architecture, this gazebo stands proudly against a dramatic sky, blending intricate design with lush greenery. The structure’s blue and gold accents reflect elegance amid the serenity of the park, inviting contemplation within a timeless space where history and nature meet.

Bermuda Buildings

Joy Yammine
BHS

While many come to Bermuda for the beaches, it has many fortresses that are lesser known. Bermuda has many beautiful buildings, but I wanted to showcase Bermuda’s architecture in a different way, and I think this photo displays the uniqueness and history of our island.

Bermuda Buildings

Mark Lewis
Warwick Academy

I chose this photo because it represents how Bermuda's maritime history has survived through the forts scattered around the island, and it shows how important it is to preserve that history.

Bermuda Buildings

Khyii Perinchief
Saltus Grammar school

TITLE:The Heart of St. George’s I tried to capture the vibrant colors and symmetry of this historical building under Bermuda’s sky. I wanted to emphasize the bold colors and clean lines, celebrating its cultural significance and timeless aesthetic charm.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Marley Brown
Bermuda Institute

Bermuda is our beautiful archipelago, where I call my island home. The blue ocean and fauna greenery, where every Bermudian loves to be. With a hint of the sunset cascading over the sea, where I feel most at peace. This picture reflects the true beauty of Bermuda and our beautiful paradise so intricately. That is why I chose this photo, displaying how beautiful our sunsets can be.

People of Bermuda

Khyii Perinchief
Saltus grammer school

My photo captured Bermuda's culture and showed how Bermudians are passionate about it; I had to convince a security guard to let me pass the VIP section to get in. I tried to capture the feeling of "The door is always open." For anyone experiencing Bermuda's rich culture. Title: Colors of Culture

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Grae Trott Edness
Bermuda Institute

This photo I captured of a chameleon reflects my fascination with the vibrant colors and unique traits of the Chamaeleonidae family. It symbolizes my appreciation for nature’s beauty and inspires me to explore wildlife further. This image perfectly fits the Bermuda Nature & Wildlife category, capturing the chameleon’s extraordinary essence

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Soraya Harford
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because as we are half way into autumn, flowers have caught my eye. This photo shows one of Bermudas favorite flowers. The color brings life to the greenery around it. Taking this photo I have become more interested in flowers and hoping to continue. The picture I chose is a hibiscus flower as they are all around Bermuda.

Bermuda Buildings

Joy Yammine
BHS

While many come to Bermuda for the beaches, it has many fortresses that are lesser known. Bermuda has many beautiful buildings, but I wanted to showcase Bermuda’s architecture in a different way, and I think this photo displays the uniqueness and history of our island.

People of Bermuda

Joy Yammine
BHS

This photo I took in Horseshoe Bay is of my family flying a kite on a summer evening. I think this photo shows the culture of flying kites in Bermuda and also demonstrates the uniqueness of our island's traditions and the beauty of the nature all around.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Joy Yammine
The Bermuda High School for girls

This is a photo of a very unique plant called a Cereus flower. These flowers only bloom at night, once a year only. I was able to catch them blooming by chance one evening in my neighborhood, and witnessing this event represents the variety of the island's natural life.

Bermuda Buildings

Jonah Simmons
Warwick academy

I pulled over on my way to school to take this picture. It shows the uniquely colored Bermuda houses being reflected into the crystal clear, mirror like water.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Jonah Simmons
Warwick academy

This is a picture of the coastline by warwick long bay. The picture shows the gradient of the water darkening, with clear skies on a tranquil day.

People of Bermuda

Jonah Simmons
Warwick Academy

In this photo, my friend and I are fishing by Fort St. Catherine. I am able to capture the moment my friend hooks a barracuda, with the waves crashing against the rocks as the sun disappears under the horizon. The atmosphere of this picture encompasses what it is to enjoy your youth as a young man in Bermuda.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Daniel Pumpalov
Warwick Academy

This photo highlights a Chick of the Village, a bird native to Bermuda, against the stunning colors of the setting sun. The Chick-of-the-Village earned its name due to its cheerful tune. This bird represents the natural harmony of Bermuda's wildlife, which can be heard at all times of day and night. I wanted to emphasize how sound plays a significant role in Bermuda's beauty and highlight the importance of this bird.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Keir Tweedale
Warwick Academy

I chose to use this sunrise picture particularly because of the beautiful, vibrant atmosphere that our Bermuda sun and sky created. The striking colours of the sun, along with the glistening surf in the foreground help to represent the extravagant colours of Bermuda's wonderful coastline environment.

People of Bermuda

Zarah Siddiqi
Somersfield Academy

This photograph falls under the category “People of Bermuda”. However, in a way, I think it can be Bermuda buildings as well as it includes the beautiful, various coloured houses in the back. This photo captures a few friends on a fishing boat who I imagine are going for a quick and fun ride around the harbour. The ripples in the ocean really make this photograph come to life in my opinion, and I feel like it encapsulates the perfect Bermuda evening.

People of Bermuda

Ishaan Rangta
Warwick Academy

To me, the theme represents the communities built in Bermuda. This snapshot captures my friends sitting at the beach, enjoying a barbecue by the ocean. This photo reflects warmth and connection, and despite having different backgrounds, growing up and living on this island makes us all People of Bermuda.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Giana Cedenio
Warwick Academy

“Roots of resilience” I took this photo when I was walking down a trail at riddles bay. In capturing this image, I wanted to portray the beauty and resilience of nature, through the lens of mangroves. The twisted root structures and dense foliage symbolize survival and strength in the face of constant environmental challenges. For me, mangroves remind me that although it’s tough sometimes, and especially right now in my last year, I have the strength to push through.

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