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Scott, for some reason I hear the theme music from Jaws when I look at your photo! ::rotflol::
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Charlie - that photo made me think of Old Man Willow that tried to eat the Hobbits in The Fellowship of the Ring!
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Yeah, I had to get Tom Bombadil to sing to him before I could get my knife back! ::rotflol::
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Sometimes it's all about the composition and light.
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Sometimes it's all Photoshop ;)
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TheMadHungarian wrote:Sometimes it's all about the composition and light.

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Sometimes it's all Photoshop ;)

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Something about that first pic gives me chills. Very nice photograph ::tu::
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Composition and natural light.
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Incredible shot Hungarian, wow, that one slays. Fabulous. Will that hurt the wood inlays?
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Ivoryman wrote:Incredible shot Hungarian, wow, that one slays. Fabulous. Will that hurt the wood inlays?
Nah, that Gabon Ebony is dense wood and I just wiped it down after I pulled it out. I bet it sat in the water for 15 minutes while I took my pictures and messed with the camera's settings.
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Creative shot, MH!!! ::tu:: Makes me want to grab a rod and head down to the creek! :D
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Awesome shot in the water Hungarian! Here are a few I took today.
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Very nice photography sir. That bottom photo is just super. ::tu::
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Great shots, I love the Skull shot.
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Skull shot is fabulous, so is the Fungus shot Rookie, others great too, but the skull is really cool.
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I maybe starting to get a handle on this light box thing. :D
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Thanks guys, when I found that skull back in the woods I knew I had to use it for a shot.

I like your shots on the green moss Ivoryman, it makes for a great backdrop.

Gsmith, I think that picture turned out really nicely. I think I'm going to attempt to make a light box and figure out how to take nice clean shots sometime in the near future.
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Look for one of those pop up cat tents, if you can find one in white or just bleach a colored one to turn it white. Actually that's a good Idea, I'm gonna have to see if I can make one outta a pop up cat house.
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Here's another one I shot for the canoe thread.....more for display than photo originality...
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Knice shots Greg and Charlie!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Some real nice pics right here!!! ::tu:: John :D
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Change of light and a little Photoshop magic has a dramatic effect.
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Kershaw Cryo
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Cool shavings shot Scott,
Beautiful WHenry MadH, just saw it on another thread. Pretty in both lights.
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Great looking photos from all!! ::tu::

Speaking of MOP and the right light.....I'd like to think I got the light right on this one. Problem is, I don't know what it was that I did right! ::rotflol::
I was using bright white LED lighting but I haven't quite been able to reproduce the effect again. I don't have Photo-Shop so I'm only able to make some minor adjustments. It's another one I shot for the canoe thread a while back.
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Sasquatch, you certainly did catch the right light. ::groove:: A world famous photographer once said that the key to having a great reputation as a photographer is simply to show only your best; never release the much larger number of inferior photos.
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Good photos here fellows.

Charlie: That MOP Case turned out real good. Of all the handle materials I own, I think that MOP is the hardest to photo just right but it is the very best when I do get it right. And like I said a few pages back, I think that weathered wood is one of the best backgrounds.

Scott: very good photo of that Kershaw with the shavings. And I like the weathered wood background in your photo too.

MH - whatever you did to that photo sure brought out the fire in the handle. Very nice!
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