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Bermuda Buildings Winner

Julia Stoppa
MSA

"Sun catcher" - I took this photo on the bridge in Dockyard. The moment in time when sunset has caught inside of bridge building, like a miniature lighthouse. It captures the details of Bermuda architecture and its connection with nature.

People of Bermuda Winner

Hanora Kirwan
Saltus

I took this photo on my phone of my little sister Nell as she was just about to leave to go to her first ballet class. I like how sunny it is, how she is wearing sunglasses and that you can see my Dad's flipflops thrown to the side. Saturday mornings are really busy for us. I liked capturing this quiet moment and just feels very Bermudian to me.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife Winner

Savana Walters
Warwick Academy

Hungry Caterpillar – This hungry monarch caterpillar is having a feast on this milkweed plant – the only thing they eat! I love the bright, bold colours of the flowers and caterpillar together against the contrasting green leaf background.

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Henry Lill
Warwick Academy

This photograph is taken from the bottom of the highest point in Bermuda, Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse. This photo captures the size and its ability to make your neck hurt just to look at the top. The creases in the paint and the marks of damage creates an image of a strong, resilient building at the top of the world. I call this photo, The foot of a Giant.

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Henry Lill
Warwick Academy

This is a photograph of a man called Mike. I was at Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse, and there was a man wearing a black and white floral shirt. When he turned around, I instantly saw an amazing white beard and some stylish sunglasses. All of these things made a great character for a portrait with the blue Bermuda sky. He is a taxi driver that was waiting for his clients in the lighthouse. What a coincidence that I bumped into the perfect person for this picture. I call this photo, Mike Harvey.

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Siena Walters
Warwick Academy

Dinner Time – I was lucky to capture this special moment between a Red Cardinal mother and her chick in our back garden. I watched them for hours. The mum would leave to find food and chirp on her return. The little chick would chirp back!

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Siena Walters
Warwick Academy

Turret Tower – Exactly 100 years after the completion of the turret tower of Manchester Unity Hall it stands in disrepair. I took the photo from a different perspective that I feel still shows the grand splendor of the building.

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Seri Fisher
Warwick Academy

‘Howzzat?’ This boy was waving his flag for Somerset’s win at Cup Match. This photo perfectly depicts the excitement at this local event. The crowd is full of onlookers and even a player is seen in frame. Events like these in Bermy are important to its history, and its people.

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Thea Dyer
Homeschool

"On our hike at Spittle Pond, I met the friendliest, funniest cows ever! They ran up like excited puppies, rolling in the grass and munching dandelions right from our hands with their long, slimy tongues. Watching them lick their own noses was hilarious—and now I totally want a cow of my own!"

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Raé Butterfield Russell
Home School

The Hidden Hive   Bees are such an interesting part of nature. They all seem to know exactly what their job is. I was so surprised I saw them in our yard. They just appeared. I tried to get as close as possible. I zoomed my camera in and got a fantastic picture.

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Raé Butterfield Russell
Home School

White Overview   Bermuda has an exceptional way of collecting rainwater off of our white roofs and drains into our tanks to be reused. Being on an airplane is my favorite place to be. Seeing all the white roofs with all the beautiful sea around it looking out of the airplane made this picture perfect!

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Julia STOPPA
MSA

"Be(e) able to see" - People are very lucky to see the world in colors. I wonder, what about other animals? What attracts bees to the colorful flower? Do whales enjoy the colors of reefs? Walking with my camera in Victoria Park, I intentionally did my nature photography black and white. Lack of color gives the line sharpness and allows it to focus. My portrait of the mighty bee.

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Henry Lill
Warwick Academy

This photograph captures the beauty and the complexity of the Bermuda mangroves. I was driving down Riddles Bay road and glanced at this scene. I instantly knew that it was a photo-worthy image. I wanted to achieve a contrasting image with a lot of detail and complexity. I call this photograph, Riddles Bay Wonders.

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Thea dyer
Homeschool

After a rainy weekend when the roads were flooded, I discovered the magic of reflections. I love how the reflection of the blue building, is perfectly mirrored in a single puddle, the green with trees and my friend striking a pose. It’s amazing how one puddle can capture such a big, beautiful scene!"

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Lanziah Bean
Bermuda Institute

For this photo, I wanted to show the beauty and energy of Bermuda’s coastline, especially how the water crashes against the rocks with so much power and life. This photo captures a sense of excitement and strength from nature. I wanted people to feel the thrill of the waves and the wonder of Bermuda’s natural beauty. I’m submitting it to show how incredible and alive our island’s natural landscape is.

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Laila Spenser
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because the flower is pink and pink is my favorite color also because the night sky really makes the the beautiful flower stand out, and the rain drops show nature's beauty and exquisite design. To me it is showing God's beautiful master piece and His creativity.I think that it represents the theme I chose because flowers are an important part of nature.

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Ean Welch
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

Going Home. The day has been long and we are going home. Waiting outside of Sandy’s Secondary Middle School for the school bus you can feel the sigh of relief from surviving the school day. But when we step on the bus life is reignited; the loud sound of chatting, laughing, screaming and the whine of the bus. When we get to Cedar Hill there is an exodus. And then there is only me and few other friends riding into Hamilton.

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Ean Welch
Sandys Seconday Middle School

There is Always Light. I have much to say about this lavish,tranquil and gorgeous sight. Sunsets are my happy place. I enjoy taking pictures of the sunsets and sunrises of Bermuda’s lovely island. The frosty red and delightful orange skies lighten up Bermuda to an exceptional extent.

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Ean Welch
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

Blinds. It’s just something about an old aged look that intrigues me. I particularly like the look of buildings with old wooden blinds it is something so rustic and delicate, yet built for protection. This house is located in my neighbourhood, and it has occupants. I really like the contrast and simplicity of the colours and the distressed look.

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Kimoni Simons
Whitney Institute Middle School

‘Four Friends… A Lifetime of Adventure’ This photo of me and my friends shows our friendship. Together we make memories.

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Kimoni Simons
Whitney Institute Middle School

‘Dinner Time, Fun Time’ Fishing with my family at Flatts inlet, we watched this bird catch a crab to enjoy for dinner. This photo shows wildlife in its natural habitat.

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Camille Rogers
Bermuda Institute

I chose this picture because I went to Fort St. Catherine's and realized there was a beautiful view of St. Regis. This picture is one of my favorites because it is my first good picture and it almost looks like a resin diorama. It represents the theme of Bermuda Buildings as the nature around Bermuda houses becomes part of the unique design.

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Kimoni Simons
Whitney Institute Middle School

‘Downtown Magic at Night’ Enjoying an ice cream while walking the city-streets on a peaceful Sunday evening, the city’s light mirror on the peaceful ocean. Within the skyline is some magic and some chaos.I chose this photo as it shows Bermudas unique architecture.

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Naomi Howes
Home School

I took this photo after swimming class at school and thought it was cool to see mushroom growing next to a pool

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Camille Rogers
Bermuda Institute

I chose this picture as it is of one of my close friends and her sister. Although they are not related to me they are like sisters to me. I believe this represents the theme as it reminds me of how Bermuda feels like one big family.

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Naomi Howes
HomeSchool

I took this photo on the way to school and it was such a gorgeous sunrise

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Naomi Howes
Home School

This is really cool to me because me feel calm and relaxed

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Ishmael Dill
Saltus Grammar School

This picture taken from Darrell’s Wharf makes me feel calm. I hope people who see this photo also appreciate the beauty of the Hamilton Harbourfront with City Hall in the background. I enjoy looking at the sailboats and I like this area because this is the view that I see when I am sailing in the harbour.

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Ishmael Dill
Saltus Grammar School

I took this photo while walking with my mom at Paget Marsh. This place is a hidden gem that makes me feel like I stepped into an enchanted forest. This picture captures the sunshine perfectly as it hits the trees. This photograph makes me feel happy and proud to live in such a beautiful place.

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Lanziah Bean
Bermuda Institute

In this photo, I wanted to capture the everyday friendship between my two classmates. School is where we spend so much of our time together, and I wanted to show how a friendship can make even an ordinary day feel special. This photo represents People of Bermuda because it captures the fun and closeness of school friendships within our island. I am submitting this photo to share the kind of bonds that make school feel like a second home.

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Indica Wilson Bean
Dellwood Middle School

I chose this photo, as I walk across this house/building every Sunday on my way to endeavor. This photo means peace and relaxation because the area is very quiet. This photo represents the theme of a building, as it is a mixture of wooden structure and brick.

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Megan Furtado
Whitney Institute

This is a picture of St.Anthony’s church. I took this photo because I liked the angle of the photo and it shows our specialized roofs. The photo also represents culture and religion in Bermuda. This is why this photo represents the theme and why it means a lot to me.

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Indica Wilson Bean
Dellwood Middle School

I chose this photo because it shows my friends sailing with Endeavour. This photo means friendship and love. I think this photo represents the theme of people as many people support Endeavor and many Bermudians love sailing.

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Thea Dyer
Homeschool

I chose this photo because it relaxes me when I look at this photo. I see a little boy feeding ducks peacefully just enjoying that moment the background with the photo goes amazing with the clouds and it makes me feel free and I think it goes with People of Bermuda because it shows that, everyone has a heart and they can either choose to share their kindness or not Share their kindness

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Indica Wilson Bean
Dellwood Middle School

I chose this picture for this category because I see all 15 ducks every Sunday while am sailing. This photo means family as the ducks are also together. this represents the theme of nature and wildlife as the ducks are in their natural environment.

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Lauren Simons
Saltus Grammar School

TITLE: Walk Through The Park Victoria Park is Bermuda's Central Park. It does not have a zoo or museum inside, but it does have a 'Band Stand'. A beautiful building in the middle. A building that all children have run up to and jumped inside, either climbing the railings or through the gate. It is a work of art in itself, but if there is a group playing in it the park becomes a whole new world.

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Thea dyer
Homeschool

After a rainy weekend when the roads were flooded, I discovered the magic of reflections. I love how the reflection of the blue building, is perfectly mirrored in a single puddle, the green with trees and my friend striking a pose. It’s amazing how one puddle can capture such a big, beautiful scene!"

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Camila Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because I liked how this couple was exercising together and came up to see the sunset just like me. Enjoying it just as much as me. This picture reminds me that you can always exercise and enjoy the nature of Bermuda at any time. Seeing this couple reminds me of Bermuda’s beauty in people as it is made up of different cultures, nationalities, and races just like me.

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Camila Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because we were driving by around Church Bay and we saw this beautiful sunset and I loved it so much that I took a picture of it. This sunset means to me that there can always be peace and beauty in the simplest things. Bermuda has the most beautiful sunsets and this picture represents it well.

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Camila Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because this church looks beautiful to me. I love the white contrast of the old structure but yet still bright. I also like the contrast of the wooden door. This picture is a reminder to me of a beautiful place that family members and friends will have to lay and rest before Jesus second coming. Because it is a historical building that represents Bermuda’s heritage.

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Nylah Hardtman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because it captures nature in Bermuda. I was inspired to take this photo because it was my first time walking to school and the sky was beautiful. I just knew I had to take the photo! It represents the theme because it captured the scenery.

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Shilo Sky Mello
Whitney Institute

Sunny Skies I captured this photo while walking my tiny dog, Mr. Bojangles, in my yard. I chose it because of the brightness of the sky shining on the steep hill. The clouds formed a puffy ring around my house and gave us beautiful clear skies. I knew that this was going to be wonderful day.

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Kyree Baxter
Whitney Institute Middle School

I took this picture of the heron because it looked so calm and powerful at the same time. I love how herons stand really still, like the are thinking or waiting for the perfect moment to move. I also like how it feels peaceful watching it, and I wanted to share that peaceful feeling with other people.

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Shilo Sky Mello
Whitney Institute

A Day with Dad This photo was taken while having an adventure day out with my dad. Here we are having fun near the entrance of St. David’s. I love this picture because it captures his great smile along with his awesome personality. It’s also unique the way the camera caught the rainbow on his clothes.

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Shilo Sky Mello
Whitney Institute

The Unfinished Church Going to primary school in St. George's meant that I spent a lot of time observing the Unfinished Church and its surroundings. To me, it seems more like it was damaged by a hurricane rather than unfinished while being built. Its sturdy walls make you wonder why it hasn't been completed yet.

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Kyree Baxter
Whitney Institute Middle School

This photograph was taken on the northern side of bermuda on a ferry. Using the Zoom feature, I wanted the focus to be on the different colored houses while still capturing a bit of the ocean to show that i was not on land. I chose this photograph because it really shows how beautiful our houses are compared to other houses around the world.

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Daylen Seymour
Bermuda Institute

I like this photo because it shows my classmates having fun with each other while taking a walk. I feel happy when I see this picture of my friends smiling and I know we all enjoyed this day. The friends represent how Bermudian school kids are enjoying a walk together as a class and sharing memories.

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Julia STOPPA
MSA

"A painting worth more than a thousand words" - October is an island Art month and I took part in "The Artist talk" with Graham Foster, local artist who painted a famous mural in the Commissioner's house, placed in the National Museum of Bermuda. I am interested in art and history. The Hall of History painting captures 400 years of human history and heritage of Bermuda and its peoples. I took a photo of Graham Foster sharing his knowledge about Bermuda, his over 3 years long work on the mural and his detailed artwork in the background.

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LEONARDO STOPPA
MSA

"Another World" - I was waiting for my sister to pick her up from school when I spotted something interesting - a bunch of mysterious, vibrant colored and fantastically shaped mushrooms growing inside the palm's trunk. They looked so unique and beautiful, I can't help but wonder if they’re actually from this world. For me this scene was like Bermuda - beautiful and unique -just another world.

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London Holland
Bermuda Institute

“Look but don’t touch”. I chose this photo because I had never seen so many prickly pear cactus in one place! We can eat the prickly pear buds once they turn red.

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Kayden Tuzo
Bermuda Institute

Peace on the street! This building is located on a chaotic street in Warwick. This street is very busy. With cars and bikes speeding, this road can be dangerous. Many accidents have happened on this street. But at the end or beginning of this road, depending on which way you drive, sits this building. In the old days, it was a train stop. Now, its used as a community spot where people can trade books to read and enjoy activities inside. It reminds me that no matter how crazy life is, there is always somewhere to go for peace.

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Raya Dickinson
Bermuda Institute

Run for cover! While taking pictures, it started to rain. This little worm start crawling faster to run for cover! It was funny to see the worm wiggle his body quickly. The leaf was perfectly in place to provide shelter. It reminds me that there is always a place where I can go for safety: home.

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Niy'Eema Rogers
Whitney institute Middle School

The theme is about when you open your eyes all you see is beauty everywhere everyday but the most beauty about it is why or what made you want to take pictures of the island and things are around you is what makes you happy with the beauty about the island around you and joy that comes with it

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London Holland
Bermuda Institute

Fort Albert - “a door into the past”. I chose this photo because it reminded me of how far we have come as an island. These forts were used to protect the island. And for a small island we are strong, just like this fort that has lasted all these years. #Bermudastrong

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Seri Fisher
Warwick Academy

‘In Loving Memory of Ms. Simmons’ Iconic roofs are only one Bermudian architectural beauty. This weathered blind is an artistic background, found on most houses, to the focus: the bright fusia flower that grew through its folds. Taken when walking past a neighbors house, whose late owner enjoyed growing flowers…

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Lauren Simons
Saltus Grammar School

TITLE: The Sun Is On Fire One evening I was with my family and we were driving past Spanish Point Park. The Sun has almost disappeared over the horizon, but you can still see it. In this photo the Sun appears to be on fire and it is just a beautiful site to behold.

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Lauren Simons
Saltus Grammar School

TITLE: Morning Stroll This is a picture of a father and son taking a leisurely walk through Bermuda's Railway Trail. The Railway Trail at one point was a track that ran all across Bermuda, but now it is a path that many Bermudians walk, run, and pedal bike through.

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Jayla Smith
Bermuda Institute

My Name is Jayla Smith and I am 13 year old. I attend Bermuda Institute. The reason I took this picture was to capture beauty of our flowers found right here on our beautiful island. This Allamanda blanchetii which is actually native to Brazil can be found in many flower gardens. It’s very beautiful and pink is my favorite color.

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Jayla Smith
Bermuda Institute

My Name is Jayla Smith and I am 13 year old. I attend Bermuda Institute. The reason I took this picture was to capture our culture. Gombeys are very important part of who we are Bermudians. This raw uncut photo depicts the freedom and the pride I have have as young Bermudian.

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Jayla Smith
Bermuda Institute

My Name is Jayla Smith and I am 13 year old. I attend Bermuda Institute. The reason I took this picture was to capture the old historical essence of the buildings in Dockyard. I think this picture depicts the calm of the natural and raw material used when this building was constructed.

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Savana Walters
Warwick Academy

Catch of the Day – Here I captured the moment when a family returned from fishing with their catch of the day and shared it out with friends. This is a lovely Bermudian way of life.

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Savana Walters
Warwick Academy

Blue Building – The bold blue colour stands out against the crisp white lines and the symmetry of the design is striking. I love how a hint of orange in the sky contrasts and highlights the building.

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Seri Fisher
Warwick Academy

‘One Vine at a Time’ Nature always takes back its territory… a Banyan tree reclaims an abandoned hotel. Dangling roots show its future being more tree than building, a natural phenomenon. I laid on the leaves underneath and angled the camera to it’s roots and the sun peeking through leaves.

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Siena Walters
Warwick Academy

Framily Tree – My photo symbolises how, in Bermuda, friends quickly become family (friend plus family equals ‘framily’). Here is my sister with her friends in a tree at Fort Scaur – the perfect place to play with your framily on a sunny day.

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Amber Howard
Warwick Academy

I chose this photo of the Southampton Princess because it represents Bermuda’s income heritage, of tourism. Included in my photo is also the nature, e.g trees and plants. The vivid colors I found represents Bermuda perfectly, with being known for our vibrant colored houses. This means to me as it would mean to others, our heritage. Built on hard-work, planning, and most importantly unity as one. I think this represents the theme Bermuda buildings, as not only built off of natural resources(Bermuda limestone) but what it means for Bermudians to thrive off of unity.

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Lucy Leman
BHS

The main reason I chose this photograph above all others was that when I took this photo it was my first time visiting North Rock. This is very special to me as the tranquility of the photo creates a calming effect and combined with the crystal clear water and the vibrant blue tones makes it feel like you are inside the photo giving a true look inside nature.

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Laila Spenser
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because it shows two people a father and his son.It means to me that a father is actively indulging in his sons shenanigans and expressing his love for his son.I think it represents the theme because it shows two people interacting I also think it shows the things that a father can do for his son.

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Caiden Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because the Tuk Tuk truck or scooter is something new to Bermuda and innovative for tourism, which supports a small Bermudian business. I liked the color and look of the vehicle and also that the Bermudian gentleman was ready to provide business to our visitors. It represents the theme because it is a Bermudian working in the tourism industry making our island proud.

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Caiden Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I chose this picture because the view looked like a picture of National Geographic. This picture to me means that there is more to the world than sadness or violence. This picture I liked for the serenity and peace with the stream of water you see and also the greenery around it providing peace. It represents the beauty that Bermuda has to offer and that we should all enjoy.

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Caiden Wellman
Bermuda Institute

I choose this photo because it is an icon in Bermuda as part of Dockyard’s history. It represents the historical background of Bermuda as a place with diverse cultures. This picture / building means history to me as a place that would be good to preserve .

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Amori
Bermuda

I chose this photo because this is where I have lived for over 5 years. To me this photo comfort or a place where I can just feel safe. This photo shows the theme because it is a building in Bermuda that I am privileged to live in.

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Amori
Bermuda Institute

I chose this picture because these are the men I look up to in football.To me this is what happens when you put that work in and, actually are willing do the right things. This photo represents the theme because these are Bermudian people that represent the country every time they step on the pitch.

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Amori
Bermuda Institute

When I look at this sunset it makes me feel calm, explaining why I chose it. To me this picture means that there is peace in nature. You just have to find it. This represents the theme and Bermuda because we can all look up beautiful sunsets but how often will we go out and appreciate the beauty of where we live.

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Hanora Kirwan
Saltus

I took this photo on a walk with my family. I really like how the seat is right beside the water. It looks welcoming and yet hidden. I can imagine sitting here with my family and friends and having a pcinic. You can always find a good spot in Bermuda.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

On my way to school I had seen a beautiful sunrise and decided to take a picture as it shows something you can see everyday in Bermuda.

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Megan Furtado
Whitney Institute

I chose this photograph because young Bermudans were on Spirit Of Bermuda and they are in front of Front Street. This photo means a lot to me because they worked together to make it through the week. This photo represents because there is a group of people working together.

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Alexcia Henry
Bermuda Institute of Seventh-day Adventists

This photo is entitled Lost Princess. My experience at South P was impeccable! I loved to experience the hotel’s pool, rooms and restaurants. This photo captures the hotel, like it’s on a mountain top, that no one could reach. South P is closed, but the legacy lives on forever.

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Alexcia Henry
Bermuda Institute of Seventh-day Adventists

This photo is entitled Bermuda’s Musician. My dad, Terry Henry, is a music teacher at two primary schools. He’s known for teaching his Northlands students to sing in three-part harmony. This picture was taken at Northlands Primary to capture his exceptional talents. I admire my dad’s contribution to Bermuda.

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Alexcia Henry
Bermuda Institute of Seventh-day Adventists

This photograph is entitled Summer Colors. This flower makes me feel joyous because of the bright colors and accents. After walking down the street in search of Hibiscus flowers, I found one immaculate flower with great detail. This symbolized the theme perfectly. Overall, I achieved the effect I wanted.

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Hanora Kirwan
Saltus

I took this photo from my balcony. At first, I really wanted to take a picture of the sky, but I had never noticed how big the palm tree was before. I really like how it looks against the orange/red sky and I really like how it has lots of Bermuda roofs. I think it captures 3 very Bermudian things, sunsets, roofs and palm trees.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle Schou

This is a beautiful picture of a bee attracted to a Marvelous white flower which symbolizes the nature you see everyday.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

This is a beautiful photo of a Bermudiana it has a lot of history behind it as in 1730, Sarah Sally Bassett was convicted of attempting to poison the owners of her granddaughter and their slave. She was burned at the stake, and according to legend, a Bermudiana flower, the national flower of Bermuda, grew from her ashes.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

This is a photo of summer set bridge it includes a beautiful sunset and shows the true beauty of Bermuda.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy Secondary Middle School

I took this photo of one of Bermuda’s beaches because Bermuda’s beaches are very beautiful and have a lot of history behind them.

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Shaunlae,Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

I took this photo on top of Fort Scaur an I over looks many of Bermuda’s houses and shows typical weather in Bermuda. I believe it represents Bermuda’s nature as it overlooks Bermuda’s natural beauty.

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Shaunlae, Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

I choose because it shows the importance of Bermuda building and is shows the amount of work our ancestors did to make a house to withstand hurricanes and wild winds.

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Shaunlae,Smith
Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

I chose this photo because Bermuda’s natural beauty is very underrated and I love this photo because it was taken at Whale Bay Beach which is the beach I grew up and I believe it represents Bermuda’s nature because Whale Bay Beach encapsulates the essence of Bermuda's natural heritage, showcasing the island's commitment to preserving its unique ecosystems.

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Marcus Allers
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because I think it is a nice picture that represents the type of nature in Bermuda. This picture means to me how beautiful Bermuda nature, and Bermuda in general, is. This represents the theme I chose because it is a picture of Bermuda’s nature.

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Marcus Allers
Bermuda Institute

I chose this photo because I think it shows perfectly what Bermuda houses look like. This photo has a lot of meaning to me because it shows how beautiful Bermuda is. It represents the theme I chose because you can see the unique design of the Bermuda architecture in the picture. Because the picture is taken from a plane, it gives a you a new look and perspective on it. That is why I chose this picture.

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Ruth Correia
Homeschooled

My family went to an event one evening, and when we got out into the street, I noticed the full moon seemed to be fighting against the clouds to be seen. The moon looking over a building in Hamilton was a beautiful sight to behold, so I took this photo to capture the moment.

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Diana Bishop
Warwick Academy

“Coexist” I chose this photograph because it showcases the biodiversity of Bermudas largest nature reserve, Spittal Pond. In the background you can see the waves crashing against the rocks, further in the pond laps at the grass and all-around varied flora and fauna grace the scene. I believe this is a metaphor for how our island welcomes everyone but also a reminder to preserve this beauty.

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Diana Bishop
Warwick Academy

‘Endure, Abide’ I took this picture in Southlands which is known for having houses dating back to the 18th and 17th centuries. I chose this photograph because it depicts the strength and resilience of classic Bermuda architecture against modernity and nature as shown by the branches framing the image in the foreground. Though this house is deteriorating, its white roof still gleams.

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Diana Bishop
Warwick Academy

“Elusive Calm” Though this image may seem serene the capturing process was not. The struggle to take this photo reminded me of the quest for serenity which many come to Bermuda in pursuit of. I chose this because I believe that the people of Bermuda have an intrinsic sense of peace because of the beauty of our island, but we must reach beyond the barriers presented by modern life to grasp it.

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Kypton Hollinsid
Bermuda institute

This picture is of my school and the church were my uncle who passed pastored , and were he got me my first job as a drummer. My school has been good, because it’s a Christian school the only one on the island. I love my school we worship, pray, and have fun.

Bermuda Buildings

Joseph Yammine
Saltus

I took this photo off of Albuoy's point of a boat at sunset. It captures the beauty of Bermuda's buildings and also the boat in the waters next to it. This photo represents both the long maritime history of Bermuda and the uniqueness of the island's buildings behind it.

People of Bermuda

Joseph Yammine
Saltus

I took this photo of a tour bus in Dockyard. I like it because it represents Bermuda's tourism with a lot of colors and one of the town's many character-rich buildings behind it.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Joseph Yammine
Saltus Grammar School

Thanks to its peculiar geology, Bermuda is very rich in natural caves: they are stunning, mysterious, and fun to explore! In the summer, many people, myself included swim in the caves, and this is one of my favorite caves in Admiralty Park.

People of Bermuda

Ruth Correia
Homeschooled

"The Training" - While my family were taking a walk at the beach, this man with his dogs caught my attention. Pets are like a family to many people and seeing this man train his dogs was fascinating to me. I could see the good relationship between him and his dogs, and how they were very attentive and patiently waiting for his instruction.

Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Ashley Richold
BCCL

Pretty N Pink I wanted to show the detail in the petals of the Hibiscus which is one of my favorite flowers.

Bermuda Buildings

Ashley Richold
BCCL

Bermuda Eyebrows The location of this photo is taken at my house in St. George’s. It shows the Bermuda architecture detailing the sills and eyebrows around the windows.

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