DwarvenChef

Almost finished with Photography Cert. So frigging tired, ran out of money :( Had to start a Go Fund Me page... Joy, Hope youall are well :)

Listening to the crunch of crickets for dinner :)

Why did my wife get adult crickets this time... I need a sound proof storage box.

Loose cricket is hiding behind my bed....

I'm in Clintonville. About 30 minutes northwest of there. Used to play golf at Homestead Springs Golf Course all the time.

Thank you!

Thank you for the visit.
My name is Justin.I was not in for as long as you. I do not know how you did it :p
Wow man o man has this reptile hobby changed... Alot of hobbies have changed and advanced in only a few years. Talk to you later.
Justin

Hey. I see you have an Emerald, and though I don't think that's what my new Fence Lizard is, I was wondering of you could answer some questions???

Excellent, it's always good knowing how interconnected things really turn out being. :)

I was reading one of your post about snapping the mouse's neck. Would you mind sending me more info about it? I'm interested in trying it but wonder how violent a move I have to do to kill it. Sounds like I need a lot of space to do it.

Glad I could help :) Just a heads up, if you buy a lens designed for APS-C (i.e. EF-S) it will not safely mount on your film body. Also, when it comes time to buy I'd recommend going through Abe's of Maine. Generally speaking they have very competitive pricing and free shipping--you can also use coupon code 'loyalty15' at checkout for an additional $15 off. Unless, of course, you are loyal to your local shop.

I'd recommend either the Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro (non-L), the Canon EF-S 60mm macro, the Tamron 90mm or 60mm macro or the Sigma 105mm macro. That said, your choice depends a lot on what you plan to shoot. For food, a shorter macro (60mm range) will do the trick just fine. For more skittish subjects, I'd suggest something in the 90-150mm range.