Knife Photography
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Kershaw OhSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Sweet....
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Even better, that does look sweet and I bet it performs as well.TripleF wrote:Kershaw OhSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Sweet....
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Cool pic I-Man. I've got one of those bird dogs, ....wish I had that bike too. 
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Nice photo's of a nice knife Scott! I just finished this one up, it is 1080 high carbon steel blade with sambar stag and musk ox horn separated with brass. It is easier for me to make a knife then to photograph the thing!
Terry
forgot the knife in the sheath!
forgot the knife in the sheath!
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Don't need photography skills with a knife like that Terry!!! Gorgeous!!
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You are too modest. That is a gorgeous knife. That is one I am going to come back and look at for a while. And the sheath!!!
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Amazing Terry, wow what a looker. Good job on the antler, really nice look, shaping, finishing, yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssss.
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Beautiful knife Terry.
Scott, I'm beginning to think you are taking a photography course of some kind. Your photos are increasingly top drawer.
Scott, I'm beginning to think you are taking a photography course of some kind. Your photos are increasingly top drawer.
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Wow...just...wow!!
Yeah, I'm talking to you, Terry.
Yeah, I'm talking to you, Terry.
Take care and God bless,
Steve
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But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
Steve
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But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
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Great shot FFF, cool angle, cool color blue behind it, lighting, balance, very nice.
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Thanks for all the responses guys, you are too kind! I like using different natural handle materials if I have it. I think I will use a piece of the dyed whale bone for my next one, stay tuned.
Terry
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Anticipation is nice. Can't wait.terryl308 wrote:Thanks for all the responses guys, you are too kind! I like using different natural handle materials if I have it. I think I will use a piece of the dyed whale bone for my next one, stay tuned.Terry
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Great pictures being posted by everyone, even if I don't have time to comment, I always enjoy looking!
Nothing spectacular or innovative here, just an old Case on a log in the woods...
Nothing spectacular or innovative here, just an old Case on a log in the woods...
Mike
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There are those who are...and those who wish they were. He himself decides.
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I like old logs and woods and that old case.
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Scagel 2 blade jack
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Here's another shot I did for the canoe thread that turned out pretty good.
A GOOD KNIFE IS LIKE A GOOD FRIEND, IT'LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN.
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Good looking knife.Ivoryman wrote:Scagel 2 blade jack
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I too think it turned out pretty good.Sasquach wrote:Here's another shot I did for the canoe thread that turned out pretty good.
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CASE Barnboard Hunter Green Jr. Sod-Buster... John 
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Make sure some of them are Dirt!!!
Of all the paths you take in life,
Make sure some of them are Dirt!!!
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Ivoryman
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Once again every shot on this page makes me pause and check it out. Great shot jmh. Cool mossy rock or whatever it is that it's sitting on. Squach another sweet one. And Mike great woods shot. Here's what rides with me today and a backdrop that looked good for the colors.
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doglegg
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Good choice Ivoryman. Wharne Cliffe's they are so seductive.
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Squatch, I really like the way that blue handle springs to life in that photo. Well done!
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Love 'em fellas!!
Crown of Thorns bush with my ZING
Crown of Thorns bush with my ZING
SCOTT
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Great shot FFF, the color, the contrast, the pose. And wow are they some mean looking plants.
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