Buddha's Photography

12/09/2026

Under a canopy of shimmering pink drapes and delicate florals, a unforgettable night reached its peak as three outstanding young women took center stage. Dressed in a breathtaking gown of soft yellow and aqua, Azariah Oswald stepped into the spotlight to receive the crown as Miss Teen Cayman 2026. Standing alongside her with grace and poise were Jesseth Webster, named 1st Runner-Up in bright yellow, and Roneccia Fearon, taking 2nd Runner-Up in vibrant lavender. Together, these inspiring beauty queens showcased the elegance, confidence, and sisterhood of the Cayman Islands, marking the beginning of an extraordinary year ahead.

06/09/2026

01/09/2026

08/08/2026

The 42nd Annual Lions/Leos Miss Teen Cayman Islands Pageant grand finale takes place on Saturday, August 8, 2026 at the Lions Community Centre in George Town.

Event Details:

Venue: Lions Community Centre
Gates Open: 5:30 PM
Showtime: 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Theme: "Butterfly Garden"

07/08/2026

Lion Denniston embodied the true spirit of "We Serve."

His commitment to our community was unmatched—from his dedicated fellowship within the Lions Club of Grand Cayman, to his leadership as the longtime President of the Cayman Islands Seafarers Association, and his faithful devotion to his brotherhood.

​We extend our deepest condolences, prayers, and strength to his family, loved ones, and all who had the privilege of calling him a Brother.

​Rest in eternal peace, Lion Denniston.

Your legacy of service and brotherhood lives on.

23/06/2026

February 22

​Thought I had a nasty piece of sensor dust. There was a tiny, jagged black speck in the upper right quadrant of every portrait from yesterday’s wedding. I opened the chamber, flipped the mirror up, and used the air blower. Nothing. I looked closer with a loupe. It’s not dust. It’s a tiny, frantic pair of hands, pressed against the inside of the low-pass filter, trying to scratch its way out.

23/06/2026

January 14

​I love the 45-point all cross-type AF system on this Canon 6D Mark II. It’s usually lightning-fast. But tonight, during a solo astrophotography shoot in the abandoned sanitarium, the Viewfinder showed 46. A single, blinking red square locked onto the pitch-black corner of the ceiling. I switched to manual. It forced itself back to auto. Whatever it's locking onto is moving down the wall.