>>  by placing the frame perpendicular to the sun  and placing the 
camera a large distance from the frame  you should be able to see into 
the open cells with enough resolution to be useful.<<

I have such a photo on my camera. By zooming, I can see eggs, and small 
larvae. But, only on about the center 1/2 to 2/3 of the cells. Once the 
cells are far enough from the center, you can no longer see to the 
bottoms...the cell walls block the view. Jerry is right, you can't see 
all the cell bottoms. At least 1/3 are obscured.
Mike

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