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In 1982 Jazz singer Bobby Mcferrin’s debut album redefined vocal styling with a rich command of phrasing that literally made him a star and all this was evidenced with his version of the song Moondance. Six years later the polyphonic virtuosity of Mc...

Photographs in Teresa Kirby Smith’s latest exhibition are a little bit blurry, out of focus and unreal, and that was exactly her intention when she took them. Ms Smith won the 2014 Charman prize with an abstract photograph of a gombey in motion. Her ...

Despite all the trauma and pain that Grace, a ten-year-old Ugandan orphan, had been through, freelance photographer Dee Storey could still see the light and sparkle in her eyes. Grace’s photo shows a child who has lost both of her parents to AIDS, y...

Many young adults have mastered the art of self portrait through ‘selfies’. But for emerging young digital photographer Signe Constable, 20, taking pictures of herself is a way to document her life and the places she has travelled. Her latest work...

Legendary local sailor Warren Brown has logged more than 300,000 miles at sea and travelled to some of the world’s most remote destinations. Now he is displaying some of the prized photos from his epic around the world adventures on-board the War Ba...

While people often talk about children following in their parents’ footsteps, for photographer Martha Vaughan, it is more a case of following in her daughter’s footsteps. Years ago, Mrs Vaughan’s husband, George, built a darkroom for their daughter, ...

Mark Tatem and Ally Lusher are both professional photographers and they are engaged to be married. But before tying that knot, two years ago they launched a business together — Two + Quarter Studios. Now, Mr Tatem, who is the deputy picture editor at...

David Liittschwager first started taking close-ups of small patches of ground to simplify his understanding of the world. The result was far from simple. He found worlds within worlds. Photographs from this work, looking a biodiversity, can be found ...

When Pulitzer prize winning photographer David Turnley lectures at the Bermuda National Gallery next month he may look a little familiar. That’s because his identical twin brother, Peter, also one of the world’s top photographers, lectured at the BNG...

When beloved Royal Gazette photojournalist Tamell Simons lost his battle with cancer 18 months ago, this newspaper decided to honour his life and career with the ‘One Love’ photo exhibit at the Bermuda Society of the Arts. It proved to be a great su...

While some artists have to search long and hard for inspiration of what to paint or photograph, Gillian Outerbridge looked no further than right outside her backyard in St George’s. Over the past nine months, the local photographer has started each ...

Gerri Crockwell-Sequeros doesn’t consider herself to be a photographer, she just likes to permanently capture images that she finds interesting using a camera. Which seems to suit the definition of photography, just nicely. In the last couple of mon...