The March Full Moon is also known as the Worm Moon. It was given this name because the ground begins to thaw and earthworms reappear, then soon after followed by the return of robins. Two nights in a row I went out to see the moon along the seacoast. The first night, as I was looking for my spot, my attention was grabbed by a section of smooth, round rocks along the shore. I had a vision to capture the moon rising with the rocks in the foreground so that became my spot for the second night. Which is this dreamy view captured here. I call this "Vivid Moon" because I had the vision of this scene and it is shining so vividly over the water. © Christie Wrazen 2020, Hampton NH, Tripod mounted.
