By Stephan R Leimberg
Unseenimages.com
February 15, 2020
Steve Leimberg captured these two photos of the February 8, “Snow Moon.,” so named because many areas have snow on the ground at this time of year. The February full moon is also called the “Hunger Moon” named by North American tribes due to scarce food sources and hard hunting conditions during mid-winter.
Editor’s note: A native of Wildwood, New Jersey (another barrier island), Leimberg makes his home on Amelia Island. While residing in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Steve taught Estate and Business Succession Planning in the Tax Masters Programs at Temple University Law School , Villanova University Law School, and the American College.
On Amelia Island , Leimberg works as a professional portrait and wildlife fine arts photographer. To view more of Leimberg’s work visit www.unseenimages.com We appreciate Leimberg’s many contributions to the Fernandina Observer.
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Thank you!! These are astounding!!
Beautiful!
Impressive!!