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This honey bee was photographed in Ithaca, NY while I was visiting my sister and her family. During the Summer, Upstate NY is incredibly beautiful with life.

The trick to photograph bees is to study flowers through the viewfinder of your camera until you create a composition that would be really pretty (if there was a bee in the frame.)

Then, you relax, and wait for a bee to land in your composition. If you're in an area with a ton of bee activity, then you will not be waiting too long. 😊

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Can you see the Howler Monkey in this photo? He was sent out from his troop to spy on me- maybe they wanted to know when my next sale was. 😅

Keep on the lookout! It's coming very soon. 😀

Is your head right? In this week's podcast, I talk about a Growth Mindset vs. a Fixed Mindset. Which one do you think will serve you best?

Mindset Comparisons For Success This is a brief discussion about different mindsets that can help you grow your new business. To start a creative services studio, you must understand the difference between a Growth Mindset and a Fixed Mindset is significant. Creative Mindset vs. Competitive Mindset is also important.

Here is Costa Rica Tucan 2. I love the colors of the rain forest.

You can take a closer peek here:
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Hello, my human friend!

Blue Jays are most often detected by their noisy calls. Near shorelines, they migrate in loose flocks; you can recognize them by their steady flight, rounded wings, long tail, and white underside. Resident birds may associate with flocks; they usually fly across open areas one at a time, often silently. Also, watch for them at feeders.

They do not like to get close to people. That's why camouflage is necessary if you want to get close enough to photograph them. In this case, I hid behind the blinds of my 2nd story office window. I had a long wait for him to sit in the branch I wanted, but it was well worth the wait.

Wouldn't you agree?

Cheers to life.
Scott Markowitz Photography

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As threatens , it's not just people stocking up on essentials. This found a great meal and I caught him flying it back to his nest.

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If you'd like to see more of my photographic art, follow the link in my bio or simply go to ScottMarkowitzPhotography.com 😀caught him flying it back to his nest.onyphotography

During the Summer months in SWFL, the best time to spot an Osprey in action is the early morning. They like to catch their breakfast at first light to avoid the heat.

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