Knife Photography

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I keep coming back to these knives, 2016 Case CV with bonestag handles. I have gone back periodically to see if any other patterns have been released but cannot even find these ones anymore! Plenty of bonestag but all in SS.
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Love the color on those handles!
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Quote: "Love the color on those handles!"
Yes, and the background composition adds interest of colors and shapes, i.e. artistry.
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Thanks Quick Steel.
Rustle, that's great the way the color blends in the glasses. Great photos.
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Nice knife Ivoryman!

Here are a few more I took pictures of today.
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Great background Rookie. Great pics.
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Lanyards/fobs on a couple of knives.
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Warm day in the Wisconsin woods today, temps in the mid 30's...out looking for sheds with no luck. Snapped this pic of my 66 though.
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Very good photos on this page. Interesting backgrounds with the glass, rocks, leather and fungus. I use leather, rocks, and wood for my background, usually.

Ivoryman - I like that photo of the Bullet End 85. Like Quick Steel said, the angle is arresting.
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Thanks Dinadan, good to know, I'll try different angle poses in the future. Good tip.
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I really enjoy looking at everyone's photos in this thread.

Here is a photo I took last week.
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Here's some I too this morning..a XX era Case 31 1/2 posed on an old Nash that is half buried in brush on the edge of an old overgrown field in the woods...
...and a Schrade Cut Co that has been in the family forever.
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Huge fan of your pics, and your OUTDOORS Mike!! ::tu:: ::ds::

Tried to make this battered CAMCO look purty,,,,
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I like those photos of the older, well used knives, fellows.

A Fight'n Rooster with late afternoon sun.
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I snapped some decent shots of my favorite old knife today.
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sorry I had posted that in wrong thread
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My favorite S&M Keystone Whittler with brothers pistol. The MOP is insane, fiery and flashy. Pics do it no justice.
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Really fantastic photos going around here, I had no idea everyone here was a pro...

Ivoryman, that FN is stunning. Longest I've ever stared at a firearm photo on AAPK. :lol: Is it a one-off? The closest I could find is this rather plain-jane MOP-handled baby Browning which seems to have already been sold off by the pawn shop that posted the listing. That one can't carry water for your brother's, though. Thanks to you and him for sharing it, I now have to readjust my standards for a semiauto. ::smirk::
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Thanks Bomba, don't know about one off. It was a gift from the Browning family though so maybe.
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Caribbean Blue 6207W, Pacific Blue H2O
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Ivoryman - that is some nice MOP on that Browning. I wonder if you can shoot it with those grips not breaking. I seem to recall a .22 revolver company selling MOP grips but suggesting changing them out before shooting. I like that Schatt and Morgan also. That is the first that I have seen with the 925 SS stamp on the shield. I have a few Keystones and one of them has a shield hat I have always suspected was real silver. Clearly a different metal from the bolsters and a patina like old silver, but no stamp on mine.

KnifeSlinger - that is a fine old Schrade. I can see why it is your favorite. That slip has been around the block a few times too.

Nice photos Monk - I like those Westerns.

Q - blue knife, blue ocean, blue sky. Too bad you could not find a blue rock!
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Dinadan, didn't know about MOP and shooting. I'll mention it to him. But he never shoots this one I know that so nothing will get broken anyway. And to me if you took the grips off you'd ruin the thing. The shield is sterling silver. Could be wrong but I thought someone here told me 925 was the percentage of silver.
Q, BLOWN AWAY! Fabulous background with sea and land meeting, and the foreground rocks. Blue of the water and the bone blending nice. The rock it sits on is a little blue on my screen. Can't say enough about what a cool shot you made, but also that setting is incredible. Looks like you live in a beautiful island paradise. Bravo, one of the best photos I've seen in a while. Good pose too. A+ all the way.
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