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Took this one while blueberry picking last weekend.

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Suhweeeeeeeeet!!


King of the mountain I call this one.....
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Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.

Interesting photos of the abalone and Grandpa, Charlie. The black background does focus the eye on the subject.

Ivoryman - nice!

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Dinadan wrote:Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.
Thanks, it is actually getting late in the season, but still great picking to be had. We'll probably go back out this weekend for more. :)
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glennbad wrote:
Dinadan wrote:Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.
Thanks, it is actually getting late in the season, but still great picking to be had. We'll probably go back out this weekend for more. :)
Blueberries get ripe a lot earlier down here. Our wild ones are very small indeed. I have sixteen bushes in my yard: they get ripe in May same as the wild ones.
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New one for me. Tuna Valley carpenter whittler with buffalo horn.
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1 more shot from today. Group shot of all 5 of my Tuna Valley's in buffalo horn. I call this one "Herd of Buffalo in my Garage" ::ds::
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Great sheep foot whittler and great shot with the nuts.
F'n Rooster sitting on a huge branch that fell in the yard.
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Nice shot, makes me think it's Christmas time!
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Nice knives, guys.
Nice photo, Rookie. ::tu::
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Rookie & Iman - ::tu:: ::tu:: ...

Rookie - love that shot of the garage herd... I find it almost on the edge of some futuristic theme 8)
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Rookie, that's a fine bunch of bison! ::tu::
You should title that photo "Chock Full O' Nuts". ::rotflol::

Ivoryman, I'm with Rookie......that pic has an aura of Christmas about it. Nice shot! ::tu::
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ROOKIE.....Winner, winner ......best shot goes to you! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys, much appreciated. The only thing about it that bugs me is that the knives are upside down. I was laying this out with light coming from my open garage door, and the camera on a tripod just outside. And there was a big rain storm approaching, so I was strapped for time. The lighting wasn't working for me, so I ended up having to bring the camera inside and shoot towards the storm. In all the excitement, I forgot to rotate the knives to face the other way.

I think it still turned out pretty nice. But it's a pet-peeve of mine to have the tang's upside down in a photo. :oops:
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Rookie, you obviously have the photo in digital format, rotate it 180 degrees using your photo manager and re-save it. See if that works. Just a thought.
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I did try that, but with the perspective, it made it look like they were hanging off the ceiling. :)
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This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.
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Now that is an interesting layout. The Wheel of Pain!!!
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CHRISTMAS tree in the back ground......CASE STAG COLLECTION....10DOT and Older
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Lookin' good guys.

Charlie I love the layout on that group of knives.

Have aknife day you sure have some fantastic stag there.

::tu:: ::tu:: on both pictures.
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Sasquach wrote:This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.
....lay 'em out on a boat paddle. ::tu::
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royal0014 wrote:
Sasquach wrote:This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.
....lay 'em out on a boat paddle. ::tu::
Kinda' like this? :lol:
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Thanks to all you guys for the comments and advice!!! ::super_happy::
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have aknife day wrote:CHRISTMAS tree in the back ground......CASE STAG COLLECTION....10DOT and Older
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Stag-o-ramma-lamma-ding-dong!!!!!

That's a great shot of some even greater knives!!! ::tu:: ::clapping::

These aren't all as old as yours but there is a 10 dot (1970) and a no dots ('64 - '69) in there. This is an old shot that I took when I was just starting to photograph my collection.
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Hey Sasquach Is Shamma-lamma-din-dong opening act for "BLIND MELLOW JELLY"?
I cant remember where i heard that??
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