Marc Alexander Shelly Goes to Grand Cayman — A Photo Essay

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Shining a light on the often overlooked details of day-to-day life, Paris-based photographer Marc Alexander Shelly’s sensitively composed images seek to reframe the ordinary. Following documentary projects shot in Morocco, India and Egypt, Shelly recently ventured to Grand Cayman with the goal of capturing a photographic essay, exploring the daily routines of the Caribbean island’s inhabitants. Discover the images exclusively on Something Curated.


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