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Upon noticing how engrossed Zoe Dyson seemed to be in the Tamell Simons exhibition when it opened at the National Gallery. we had the irresistible urge to ask her if she had known him personally. No, she replied, adding she had been attracted by the...

A new exhibit at the Bermuda Society of Arts will pay tribute to the life and career of veteran photographer Tamell Simons. One Love: A Tribute to Tamell Simons will be on display in the Onions Gallery at BSoA from Friday until September 5. Live reg...

The Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth Camera Action is a subsidised photography programme for middle school youth ages 11 to14. Students learn the basic principles of composition and photography, including how to use a digital camera, as well as the m...

The young photographers involved in the Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth Camera Action (YCA) programme are exhibiting photographic works highlighting the different skills they learned from September 2011 to June 2012. The photographs on exhibit until...

Dany Pen has seen students in Youth Camera Action go from timid snappers to confident photographers. Now the general public can see their talent in an exhibit now on at the Bermuda Society of Arts. “Most came into the programme with very little to n...

I see the current Bermuda Professional Photographic Association’s Biennial as an exhibit of missed opportunities. Overall, the show lacks impact but, because the work is that of professional photographers, the level of skills is reasonably high. Thi...

Bermudian photographer Roland Skinner’s newest book will be available at stores Island-wide next week. Published by AS Cooper & Sons, the new soft cover book “Picturesque Bermuda at a glance” is smaller than Mr Skinner’s previous hardcover books, “Pi...

Madonna, the Rolling Stones, the late Michael Jackson they’ve all posed for lensman Dave Hogan. He’s established himself as a top photographer of celebrities over the last 30 years and regularly travels to exotic locations to snap pictures of the ric...

When Tennessee resident Zebbie Brandt lost her digital camera while diving in the Turks and Caicos, she thought the camera was gone for good. But nine months later, she received an excited e-mail from her friend telling her the camera had been discov...