Knife Photography
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Re: Knife Photography
Now that's a Sheepfoot! How big is the blade on that hoss Scott?? OH
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Old Hunter wrote:Now that's a Sheepfoot! How big is the blade on that hoss Scott?? OH
2 3/4" Bruce!
It's the CRKT EDGE - self-sharpening knife!
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Voos mood.
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Something a little different for me.......
My name is Tim and i'm a stagoholic.
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Sunshine and shaddow.
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Case in Ash trimmings.
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Splitting wood with my Pal.
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Those are a couple of real beauties Ivoryman! 
Mike
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There are those who are...and those who wish they were. He himself decides.
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Thanks Mike, thanks Mel, trying to consider the background, not just the knife, thanks for noticing.
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Kinda neat the way the shadows make the blade/bolsters turn blue. I like that photo.
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Thanks Rookie, think that was just lucky getting the blue sky reflection in there. Sun and sky made the difference.
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Check your PM's I-man!!!
Trying to see how close I could get.....
WORK KNIFE by DropPointHunter......This knife is impressive so far....
Trying to see how close I could get.....
WORK KNIFE by DropPointHunter......This knife is impressive so far....
SCOTT
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Thanks Mike, Dinaden, Rookie, Scott, and anyone else I missed.
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Voos USA
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I liked the way this came out....
SCOTT
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Re: Knife Photography
Here are some recent attempts at photography. I've been without my camera for a while, so I'm trying to adapt with my Iphone. Hopefully someone will enjoy these.
#99 Wallstreet. #83 Tascosa. I forget the model number right now, but it was my backup for bear this season. #72 Scout. Love the Appaloosa bone on this one.
#99 Wallstreet. #83 Tascosa. I forget the model number right now, but it was my backup for bear this season. #72 Scout. Love the Appaloosa bone on this one.
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Ivoryman
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Good looking gold bone on the Wallstreet 2shoes.
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Becker wood.
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Nice warm day today in Pennsylvania, the snow was melting, and I went for a walk in the woods with my knives and camera. I got some nice shots.
Carl B.
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Ivoryman
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Nice Tuna load Rookie, have seen some for sale, wondered who makes them if you know, and why they seem so much more pricey than the mass produced GEC, Case, Queen etc? Thanks.
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The 2009 and 2010 knives were made by GEC. 2011 didn't have any knives. 2012 and after are made by Queen. It is basically their top of the line production, always in very low quantities. It's kind of like Queen's version of the Tony Bose / Case collaborations.
I got hooked on them because they are low quantity runs, and only 3-4 knives a year offered. So it's easier for me to start a collection.
I got hooked on them because they are low quantity runs, and only 3-4 knives a year offered. So it's easier for me to start a collection.
Carl B.