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Hah, recently put Deathalbum II on my ipod. (which I just got! Finally got rid of CDs)

Couldn't really get into them. The heaviest stuff I listen to is Pantera and Dimmu Borgir

 
This is turning into something like Katnapper's pic of the day!

Here's the two good pics I could get of an L1 or L2 S limbata nymph. So little! So lively! So difficult to photograph!

Number 1: This is a closeup, kinda crappy but I like it.

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Number 2: Just a cute little nymph.

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And here's me in all my snowy glory! Yay snow! :D

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Oh my dear sweet Jesus.

I got a Canon PowerShot SX120 IS for Christmas.

And I tested the macro mode, and it's friggin' perfect. Absolutely perfect.

Look at this.

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Oh my dear sweet Jesus. I got a Canon PowerShit SX120 IS for Christmas.

And I tested the macro mode, and it's friggin' perfect. Absolutely perfect.

Look at this.

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Is that a new model? Never heard of that one. :lol:

 
We got internet back!

Wahaha!

Here's some of my better pics from before my sweetheart mantis molted to L5 (YESSSSSS!)

Kinda late, but they're slightly holiday-oriented.

Tadahh!

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It's good to be back!

 
Oh my dear sweet Jesus. I got a Canon PowerShot SX120 IS for Christmas.

And I tested the macro mode, and it's friggin' perfect. Absolutely perfect.

Look at this.

skwisgaarawesome.jpg
Cute mantis! :) Canon Powershot has very bright flashlight. You could try cover the light with tissue paper to avoid overexpose when taking a macro shot from close distance.

 
Cute mantis! :) Canon Powershot has very bright flashlight. You could try cover the light with tissue paper to avoid overexpose when taking a macro shot from close distance.
Yeah, it reduces the light and softens (diffuses) it, too. You can use the same trick if you are taking a picture of someone outside, with the light behind them. The flash will act as a diffused "fill in light." You can save a lot of pix that way!

 
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