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Redclaw crayfish, Australian giant crawfish

Has anyone ever kept these with any luck? give me the details! Thanks -Cody

I recently just acquired two Red eye tree frogs to add to my vivarium. Both seem to be fairing very well and I keep them in a half light/half dark aquarium. Humidity is good, as is moisture levels. Also would love to see any photos of your Red Eyes, or any other tree frogs, along with some...

I've been looking and reading around, but seem to have only found something on the Giant Asian mantid. Am I wrong, or is this the largest mantid species available?

Thanks everyone :)

Very good post processing work Crysta, Bravo

Beautiful shot! Can you share details on fstop?

Hey if the customer is happy, that's all that matters! In a paying gig, the customer comes first

Nice even tones, Nerri, but the outter effect is rather cheezey Here's a shot with the new 17-50mm f2.8 lens (Tamron) Used Strobe at full power behind umbrella above left, sun swatter to camera left edit: his shirt is a little over exposed but I hate white shirts - hard to work with...

I'll be putting my new 17-50mm f2.8 (Tamron - EF Mount) lens through its paces soon! This was shot with the EOS 60D body and a Vivitar 28mm f2.5 MD mount lens

Used my Vivitar 28mm f2.5 for this shot

If you wanted to, you could post process it and edit that one spot via creating a new layer, changing the "gamma", then layer mask.reveal all, paint brush (black color selected) and paint every part of the image except the spot you want. I love the angle though! Also, the shots of the...

Having let me get within under two feet from him, this American Alligator (whom was around 3 ft. long) photo was taken in the wild, in the backwaters of the Ross Barnett Reservoir with a 50mm prime lens. edit: I must add I used a promaster 7500edf external flash, bare, at 35mm and 1/8 power...

Watch out for a high ISO, as well. You want to shoot with a low as possible ISO (preferably 100-200). The high iso makes it grainy, but once you're using a flash, you cant bring the iso down as low as possible. Nice shots everyone! :)

My DOF was too shallow