November 2017: Top 10 Bernews ‘Photo Of Day’
Providing our readers with a look at Bermuda’s natural beauty each morning, Bernews features a “Photo of the Day” in our email newsletters, on social media, and in our app every day.
Always popular, November’s top photos attracted tens of thousands of reactions on social media, and judging by the number of reader’s “likes”, the month’s most popular photos included Bailey’s Bay, Crystal Caves, beautiful beaches, Hamilton buildings and more.
Our “Photo of the Day” series is available in our app, our Facebook page, Twitter page, Instagram page, and Tumblr page, as well our morning and evening daily newsletters, which you can sign up for here.
1] Bailey’s Bay
The stunning colours of Bailey’s Bay, both from the land and the sea, took the number one spot in November.
2] Crystal Caves
Bermuda has quite a few crystal caves, with this one at Grotto Bay Beach Resort earning the month’s second spot.
3] Beautiful Beach
This look at a beautiful Bermudian beach garnered enough likes for November’s third spot.
4] Bermuda Beach
Taking spot number four is this additional look at an island beach.
5] Drone’s Eye View
This shot captures a drone’s eye view of some of Bermuda’s islands, looking toward Dockyard.
6] St Catherine’s Beach
The month’s focus on beaches continues with this view of St Catherine’s beach.
7] Hamilton
Earning the month’s seventh spot is this photo of Hamilton during the late afternoon.
8] Hamilton Harbour
This shot offers a view of Hamilton Harbour and the city and its many colours, taking November’s eighth spot.
9] South Shore
The month’s final beach shot features the sands of Warwick on the island’s south shore.
10] Church Bay
Rounding out November’s list is this bird’s eye view of Church Bay in all its glory.
Bonus!
As far as photos on our sister site ForeverBermuda.com, this photo was the number one photo for November 2017. Dedicated fans of Bermuda photography can also view great images of the island on the ForeverBermuda Facebook page and Twitter feed.
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I was just thinking the same damn thing! It is going to be so horribly ugly having a large monstrosity right on that beach. What a shame for Bermuda and shame on the OBA for approving them building right on the beach instead of up on the hill where the former hotel was located.
I was just thinking the exact same thing. It is going to be so ugly having that huge monstrosity sitting on that beautiful beach. What a shame for Bermuda and shame on the OBA for caving into developers and giving them permission to build directly on one of our most beautiful beaches in the East End rather than up on the hill where the former hotel was located.