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manually with a linear stage.

Update :)

More mud :) Ranger by yeatzee (now 17, but still learning), on Flickr Ford by yeatzee (now 17, but still learning), on Flickr Ranger XLT by yeatzee (now 17, but still learning), on Flickr Shocks are shot though, so no lift any time soon =/

I paid $60

it rained which means MUD :D To bad the rain washed it almost all off but anyways it was super fun. Like driving on a slip n slide hahahaha 2wd ftw! ;) (yes I know about the mudflaps, they'll be gone once i lift it. For now I think it looks better with)

Yes. They are not accurate enough/do small enough steps for my (and other's) work. I use a Newport linear stage with a 1" micrometer.

Got some at walmart, and so far so un-interested. Its stopped in its tracks when he/she noticed the worm, gave it a once-over, and continued on. I've placed a perfect sized worth with the snake inside smaller cage for the night, REALLY hoping its gone by morning.

Ya that will be my last hope at this point. Its to small for pinkies :( Now how to get some worms....

met up with a fordrangerforum member today, and was shown some awesome trails next to my house! Im all stock so i couldn't mob them like him but still enjoyed it.

What?

Nope, like I said I've never even seen one in person. np Thanks, and me too hahaha

Thanks :) Do note that if you do wish to try deep studio focus stacking (or early morning stacking), a "for photography" made rail will not work (yes even the manfrotto one etc.). You'll need a linear stage with a micrometer which may or may not need modifying to fit your camera/tripod. zerene...

I've never even seen a californica to my knowledge..... just limbata's for me

Stagmomantis Limbata by yeatzee (now 17, but still learning), on Flickr 97 image stack with my usual El-nikkor 50mm F/2.8 reversed on bellows ;) 3 ikea lamps used for light, styrofoam cup for diffusion. Background was done with paint sample cards from home depot The back story is pretty...

im going to the pet store in a couple minutes to see what they say because im having a heck of a time trying to get it to eat. Im also on the lookout for baby lizards as well

so I FINALLY figured out what the snake is.... its a "night snake" :) Apparently a small species, which is good for me :D

I never said fruit flies..... I tried using WC blue bottles with their wings removed and It just sat there and watched them crawl by for several days. Eventually they drown in the water bowl :oops: Medium or adult crickets would be way to large................. Ok so what I think I'll do is...

here's a quicky I did with the DSLR for a better look. This is at 1:1 to give you an idea of how small it is :)

I was recently given this awesome snake to take care of and im not quite sure what im doing. First and foremost, an ID would be wonderful (I live in SoCal).... excuse the cellphone shots, but there it is. He/She has no problem with me holding it, and he/she seems to really enjoy climbing up...

Ya that looks like a fit! Thanks, and I just checked its a male :)