Long Beach Island is a proven place of refuge, even during an era of doom and gloom. Even — and perhaps, especially — in the absence of human festivity and mass gatherings, Mother Nature continues to thrive.
The Island abounds in opportunities to feel part of the bigger picture. Local wildlife photographer Sergio Introna has shared with The SandPaper some of his favorite spots to get outside and photograph wildlife … responsibly!
Etiquette, First and Foremost
Before venturing out into territory shared with wild animals, it is crucial not to disrupt their habitat, and to always…
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