ParzLou

If you can always try to use natural light and avoid your flash . if not try a back lighting with the GE natural lite bulbs ... the name escapes me right now but there called soft white or something I think sorry about that ...lol if you want some closeups with you digital flash camera heres a good trick to try Take a empty plastic gallon milk jug not a clear plastic but the ones that are kinda foggy or opaque if you know what I mean. now cut the bottom out of it so it will sit as flat as possible now at the top cut a large enough square shape so that your camera will sit kinda level with the lens and flash kinda inside the jug . Now take a white sheet or towel put it on a flat surface and place your bait on the towel .. put your jug over the bait rest your camera ontop and Zoom in on the bait ,, focus and take your pics... The milk jug and the towel will defuse the flash so it does not glare on you but still provide plenty of light for clear and detailed closeups... good luck

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