The larva in the post above is of relatively good quality (it's also about a full centimeter in size). Many of my images are smaller animals, and some are taken at night under bad artificial light conditions. A better/fairer illustration of collage quality would be these two. My camera would be hard pressed to produce better images, but the species can be recognized.
A 2mm adult Pygmy Woodlouse:
A 3mm baby Common Striped Woodlouse (I think this is your vernacular name) running about, hence unsharp, but clear enough to identify and/or convey an idea what a toddler of this species would look like:
Do's or Don'ts?
Arp