stacked image of springtails

[racketman]

- needed a third photo taken between the two Sphyrotheca multifasciati though area could be cloned in if I could be bothered:

http://www.pbase.com/image/90705779.jpg

[racketman]

single shot where they were closer together showing narrow dof at f8

http://www.pbase.com/image/90706421.jpg

[lance v]

Very nice but how the hell do u guys get them to stay still!?!?!? they just dont stop moving here!

[Bill Pham]

Very nice but how the hell do u guys get them to
stay still!?!?!? they just dont stop moving here!

Lance at least you can find them stop complaining :D:D. i haven't been able to find any all summer. i like the first one. the little one looks almost transparent on the bottom of him.

Bill

[lance v]

Lance at least you can find them stop complaining :D:D. i haven't been able to find any all summer. i like the first one. the little one looks almost transparent on the bottom of him.

Bill

Ill give u a secret way for finding them in the grass. Ly on the ground and run your arm and hand over the grass at about the same speed you lift you arm with a beer in your hand, if theres any Globular springs in the grass theyl generall jump onto your arm and hang off your hair:p

HAPPY HUNTING!

[Bill Pham]

thanks Lance. why don't you come here and demostrate for me over 12 inches of snow :D:D:D. i'll supply the beers.

Bill

[Bill Pham]

oh guarantee to be ice cold beer too. :D:D:D:D

Bill

[lance v]

thanks Lance. why don't you come here and demostrate for me over 12 inches of snow :D:D:D. i'll supply the beers.

Bill

oh guarantee to be ice cold beer too. :D:D:D:D

Bill

LOL! ummmm we might have a problem ahhahahahahaha

[Photogirl2007]

Is it my imagination or is it slightly blured and out of focus Toby?