April 2019: 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, April’s top photos attracted tens of thousands of reactions across our various social media networks, and judging by the number of reader’s “likes”, the month’s most popular photos included shots of north roundabout, Elbow Beach, Shelly Bay beach, Coral Beach, 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.
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1] Roundabout
An unusual view of a roundabout, full of spring flowers, took first position in April, attaining over 1,200 likes on Facebook and Instagram
2] Happy Good Friday
A kite soars above the beach in this second aerial shot.
3] Elbow Beach
A beautiful view from the air of Elbow Beach and the south shore stretching to the east claimed April’s third spot.
4] Field of Flowers
A field of flowers takes bloom in this photo which we posted on Easter Sunday
5] Shelly Bay Beach
An aerial look at Shelly Bay Beach takes the fifth spot on April’s list.
6] Tucker’s Point Club Beach
Sixth position sees a look along the beautiful Tucker’s Point Club beach on a gorgeous day.
7] South Shore
How many shades of blue can you see? This view of the south shore on a calm day came in at number seven.
8] Coral Beach
Continuing with April’s beach theme, this look at Coral Beach claimed the eighth spot.
9] Church Bay
Clouds soar above Church Bay in April’s ninth entry.
10] Bermuda’s Amazing Waters
A spectacular view of Bermuda’s amazing waters rounds out April’s list in tenth position.
Does Tuckers Point falls under the airport No fly zone for drones.