Neitzchie wrote: I like that idea.How do you get them out without destroying their webbing? Or is that not really something you worry about?

That's the problem. You need to destroy the burrow/webbing.
In the case of webbing, its not something I would worry about too much. They will repair within a day usually.

Lots of awesome tips

I'm going to give this a go this afternoon.

If you want to make a small cheap Studio box (How To: DIY $10 Macro Photo Studio) have a look at the link below

strobist.blogspot.com/2006/07/how-to-diy...ro-photo-studio.html

Hey peoples!

I'm no expert:

Just a tip I know helps, if you take pictures with a lot of light make sure that the photo you take is a bit darker. Post processing can always bring the colour back.

Whereas if you take a photo too bright, you are going to struggle getting the colour back.

Enjoy
DooMShortS

if u use a camera with a flash with no defuser and the picture is to bright then cut a small piece of white paper and put it over the flash with transparent tape. it helps alot with the over exposure. otherwise play with ur d90 u will be amazed what u can do with it. if u take fotos on auto rather get a mik and druk. try to avoid pics through glass but if u have no choise the get the camera lens almost against the glass then u dont get reflections. the pic was taken through glass and came out ok