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Putting Your Cayman First

Posted by Angela Sevilla at Monday, September 9, 2019 at 10:02 AM

Cayman First Insurance have just launched an exciting photo contest on Instagram!

For their new 2020 calendar, they’ve decided to celebrate the best Cayman has to offer by inviting everyone to send photos of all things Cayman – culture, nature, landscape and people. All through the eyes of Cayman residents!

The best 12 pictures will not only be selected and featured in their 2020 calendar, but each winner will also receive $200!

It’s simple to enter: post your best photo on Instagram using the hashtag #365DaysOfCayman – or if you prefer, you can also DM @caymanfirstinsurance or email your picture to: photocontest@caymanfirst.com

Don’t forget to refer to all contest rules, to make sure your entry meets all criteria:

www.photocontest-caymanfirst.com

Entry deadline: October 3, 2019

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