With summer solstice behind them, both locals and visitors are venturing out to appreciate the Long Beach Island coastline in its maximum glory. For those who prefer to relish the quiet, natural landscape of the Jersey Shore, there is plenty to be had off the beaten path. Witnessing animals in their natural habitat is a thrill that lies there for the explorer with heaps of mindfulness and patience.
Barnegat-based photographer Sergio Introna enjoys the fruits of patience every day, regardless of the season.
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