The black and white photograph, titled “Bermuda Triangles,” presents a starkly elegant interpretation of Hamilton, Bermuda’s architectural landscape. In this monochrome study, the vibrant island hues are stripped away, leaving behind a compelling interplay of geometric forms. The camera’s lens, acting as a discerning curator, has distilled the city’s built environment into a symphony of fundamental shapes. Triangles, as the title suggests, emerge as prominent players, their sharp angles defining rooftops  against the sky. These are not random occurrences; instead, they repeat and interlock, forming a rhythmic pattern that speaks to a considered design language.