Submitted by Elizabeth Wilkes
www.elizabethwilkesphotography.com
August 24, 2014 1:00 a.m.
Historic Downtown Fernandina
Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Wilkes
www.elizabethwilkesphotography.com
Editor’s Note: Beyond the sailboats in this photos is an island still considered part of Little Tiger Island. Old timers will remember at one time the Bells River ran to the west of Little Tiger near Rayonier. Many years ago, the Bells River cut through the marsh and formed what is now called “New Island.”
Libby Wilkes and her husband Clyde, partner in the business Elizabeth Wilkes Photography that focuses on professional photography and videography services. The Wilkes moved to Fernandina Beach in 2000, from Minnesota. Enjoy more of Libby’s photographs by visiting www.elizabethwilkesphotography.com We thank Libby for her numerous contributions to the Fernandina Observer.
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Libby is so talented and also so generous with her photography gifts! No one captures Amelia Island, its essence and its people like she does.