Knife Photography

[jmh58]

Thanks Garry.. Did that while sitting in my driveway looking at my dandelion covered yard!! John

[jmh58]

Great backdrops Rookie, Jmh, Mad Hungarian. Excellent shots on this page.
Not much for backdrop but I liked the way this one laid on the bed. And the more I use and carry this Moki Glory, the more I love it. Only gets better with time.

Thank You IM.. Some times it works out!!! John

[Ivoryman]

Case Honey Bone yellow and Robin's egg blue.

[sunknife]

That Case is a beauty Ivoryman. I've been eyeing that same pattern in the honey bone and missed out on a couple that went up for auction on the bay in recent months. Nice taste in knives you have there.

Got a snapshot of my most recent pickup, a Camillus perched on a wet timber after a rainstorm.

[sunknife]

Forgot to add this photo too, a GEC # 74 that came out after the rainstorm as well.

[bladebuddy]

part 2, a few more

Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve

[Rookie]

Wonderful knife photos Ivoryman and Sunfish

Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve

Thanks Steve. That gunstock is actually a smooth surface mammoth ivory bark. It's pretty unique, usually the ivory is more cream colored or has flecks of grey or blue, there aren't many that have reds/oranges in them like that.

[313 Mike]

Love the wet wood shots.sunknife....really accentuates the earthy tones in the bone covers!

[Quick Steel]

Ditto what Mike said. The wet look is a wonderful enhancement.

[Sasquach]

Out in the field again...

[Ivoryman]

Sunknife, thanks and it's a very good knife, don't think you'll regret getting one. But it came with a small spay, ground it down to the sheep foot/coping and there was a bump on the spine in the swedge near the tip of the main spear so ground it down too. Pen remains original only. Great size, action, bones, blades. Right back at you on that one too. Love the old EZ opens. Beautiful knife, great back drop. Exxxxceleeeeeeeeent shot.
Thanks Rookie, yours too, hard to beat ivory dyed by mother nature. That's a trophy.

[Jtx]

Nice photos from everyone!

[Sasquach]

Had a rumble with the jungle at the back fence this morning. This humidity is a killer!

[Rookie]

Cool layout Squatch, and I like how JTX has a modern and traditional together. Well done.

Here are a few nice shots I got today of my amber stag muskrat.

[Quick Steel]

Riookie that is some beautiful amber stag.

[Ivoryman]

Gorgeous stag and backdrop Rookie.

[sunknife]

That stag is on fire Rookie, looks like hot coals against that mossy ground.
I like the work break photo of your knives Sasquach, well done.

I snapped a couple pics between other projects today.
Parker and a Queen

[Rookie]

Thanks guys. Sunfish, I really dig the handles on those 2!

[jmh58]

WOW!! ALL of these pics are calendar/framing worthy!! I think yinz are really blowing it outta the park!! KOOL!!! John

[TheMadHungarian]

Balows and Stockmans, the workin' man's knives. Anyone who works around a garden or garage has need for either of those knives, great lookin' blades and pics BTW. The other necessary pattern is a good solid lockback and that Queen certainly fits the bill.

Any trip into the weeds in my backyard needs at the very least a good lock back and a way to stat a fire. Large Chris Reeves Sebenza double lug 21 with Ebony inlays and my old Marble Match safe with compass.

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[Quick Steel]

TMH: Extra nice coloring, tone, and texture in your photo.

[Ivoryman]

47 Viper and 26 Little Carver

[313 Mike]

A little bit of old Case red bone...way up high!

[treefarmer]

Mike,
Them red handles are really great! I've got an ol' Moose that has red handles that I like to tote around now and then.
Treefarmer

[Quick Steel]

Mike, like your original and interesting placement. I think the 1st photo has the better "distance" if you know what I mean. Nice.