  We consider the geometric map $ \mathfrak C$, called Cayleyan, associating to
a plane cubic $E$ the adjoint of its dual curve. We show that $ \mathfrak C$
and the classical Hessian map $ \mathfrak H$ generate a free semigroup. We
begin the investigation of the geometry and dynamics of these maps, and of the
geometrically special elliptic curves: these are the elliptic curves isomorphic
to cubics in the Hesse pencil which are fixed by some endomorphism belonging to
the semigroup $\mathcal W(\frak H, \frak C)$ generated by $ \frak H, \frak C$.
We point out then how the dynamic behaviours of $ \mathfrak H$ and $ \mathfrak
C$ differ drastically. Firstly, concerning the number of real periodic points:
for $ \mathfrak H$ these are infinitely many, for $ \mathfrak C$ they are just
$4$. Secondly, the Julia set of $ \mathfrak H$ is the whole projective line,
unlike what happens for all elements of $\mathcal W (\frak H, \frak C)$ which
are not iterates of $ \mathfrak H$.
