Knife Photography
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I like this old stone box as a backdrop, it's with my one and only remington that was crusty and nasty when I bought it so I cleaned it up.
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Thanks! Here is a full pic of the stone box
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Way to clean it up Knifeslinger, now it's beautiful.
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Nice looking herd you got there, roofsc...what is that white handle material? (bone, ivory...??)
Dina--I agree, late afternoon sunlight has a magical quality that makes a good looking knife (like the one in your photo) look even better.
Kudos to everyone on the photos...sometimes I can't remember if I'm on a knife site or a photography site, that's how good y'all are!
Cheers & Aloha,
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Dina--I agree, late afternoon sunlight has a magical quality that makes a good looking knife (like the one in your photo) look even better.
Kudos to everyone on the photos...sometimes I can't remember if I'm on a knife site or a photography site, that's how good y'all are!
Cheers & Aloha,
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Splitting some wood and the inside of this bark looked cool so I snapped a shot of it and my favorite Mini Copperhead.
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Got this SEARS to sit still for a portrait today.....
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Very nice picture Scott. 
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Nice touch with the bark Ivoryamn! I like it.
Scott, thats a classy looking photo of a good looking knife.
Scott, thats a classy looking photo of a good looking knife.
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I was going to say the exact same thing about Scott and I-Man's pics. You took the words out of my mouth, so I'll just say "ditto"Sasquach wrote:Nice touch with the bark Ivoryamn! I like it.![]()
Scott, thats a classy looking photo of a good looking knife.
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Thanks fellas 
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In Gravel
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The reflection of the gravel in the blade actually hides the blade. I never woulda guessed that.
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Great batch of knives Homer!
I played around today waiting for my daughter to get off the school bus, and thought this one turned out nicely.
I played around today waiting for my daughter to get off the school bus, and thought this one turned out nicely.
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Indeed it does......pretty cool I-man!!!kootenay joe wrote:The reflection of the gravel in the blade actually hides the blade. I never woulda guessed that.
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Thanks guys.
Rookie, insanely beautiful scales, and love the schrooms and moss. Great backdrop.
Rookie, insanely beautiful scales, and love the schrooms and moss. Great backdrop.
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Yeah it did. The handles on that knife are amazing, what are they?Rookie wrote:I played around today waiting for my daughter to get off the school bus, and thought this one turned out nicely.




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Ivoryman, that is an interesting effect with the gravel and the reflection. Cool photo!
The mushrooms and moss do kind of go with the mottled look of the handle of that knife, Rookie!
The mushrooms and moss do kind of go with the mottled look of the handle of that knife, Rookie!
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Thanks guys. Tsar, handles are mammoth ivory. Very mottled with color, which I really like.
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Hen & Rooster with rotted log.
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That's some beautiful stag on that H&R, Ivoryman. What an interesting pattern, too. It's not a lockback, is it?
I was going to try and get a good photo of my new #77 outdoors but the sunlight has not been cooperative. I suppose the last few days of garbage weather has something to do with that category 4 monster coming towards us. Hoping for a spot of sunlight today...
That is the nicest mammoth I've seen yet, it's even prettier than those Northwoods SFOs from earlier this year. Is it a glennbad special?Rookie wrote:Thanks guys. Tsar, handles are mammoth ivory. Very mottled with color, which I really like.
I was going to try and get a good photo of my new #77 outdoors but the sunlight has not been cooperative. I suppose the last few days of garbage weather has something to do with that category 4 monster coming towards us. Hoping for a spot of sunlight today...




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