Topic: photography

This flower is a night-blooming cactus, the 'Queen of the Night', named after the god Selene, who was known for her pale, radiant beauty and her tragically fleeting love affair with the mortal Endymion, who she saw on only a single visit each year under the cover of darkness.

There is a quiet emotional charge running through 'Next Wave' at the National Gallery, the kind that doesn’t shout but settles into you as you move from piece to piece. More than twenty young artists – most of them still in their teens – fill the Dart Community Gallery with colour, texture and experimentation.

The sargassum that continues to impact local beaches this summer brings not just decaying seaweed and unpleasant odours to our shores, it also carries with it a vast variety of marine creatures.

A tiny sea creature, measuring less than a quarter of an inch and thought by many who have photographed it to be a shrimp, has turned out to be a marine isopod – a type of crustacean – never before recorded or photographed in Cayman.

Grand Cayman was treated to quite the pyrotechnics show on Friday night, courtesy of Mother Nature. A towering cumulonimbus cloud moved in over the island,...

Members of a fledgling underwater photography society in Cayman are producing an array of stunning macro images of some of the teeniest inhabitants of local waters.

When it comes to understanding the impact of climate change, few in the Cayman Islands have been as close to the source as Ellen Cuylaerts.

From the crystal blue water of Stingray City to the white expanse of the Arctic circle, Michael Maes has covered many miles in his...

The sun was beginning to set, and wildlife photographer Lex Hes was hoping the lions would spring into action before the sun disappeared altogether.

Cayman Islands photographer Ellen Cuylaerts was at United Nations headquarters in New York last week to talk about the value of showing the ocean’s beauty through images that make people care.

Images of Cayman underseas vistas including West Bay’s Kittiwake dive site have earned two photographers high acclaim in the 2016 Underwater Photographer of the Year awards.

A series of images taken by Cayman Islands-based photographer Ellen Cuylaerts aim to show the beauty and fragility of the Arctic region.