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Man you guys are snapping some poster quality pics, nicely done xxTestedxx, Tony Wood and Ivoryman. ::tu::
I got this black bear to pause long enough at a log croossing to snap this shot. :)
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sunknife wrote:Man you guys are snapping some poster quality pics, nicely done xxTestedxx, Tony Wood and Ivoryman. ::tu::
I got this black bear to pause long enough at a log croossing to snap this shot. :)
I like it! :D
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Knife and sea
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A great photo Eustace! ::tu::
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Eustace, you set the bar high. Cool steel. Cool water.
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and another page of "WOW" pics!! ::ds:: Kool Gents!!! ::tu:: John
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I love that shot Ivoryman!

Here is a pic of a Tuna Valley gunstock that I shot today.
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Mighty fine stag Rookie. Love the colors. Great pose and backdrop too. Calendar stuff.
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Ivoryman wrote:Mighty fine stag Rookie. Love the colors. Great pose and backdrop too. Calendar stuff.
Indeed! ::woot::
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Thanks guys. I've found that old rotted tree stumps keep calling me to them when I want to take a knife photo. They are always easy to find, and are good at holding the knife up while I take a picture, and make for a nice background.
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Steve Warden wrote:
sunknife wrote:Man you guys are snapping some poster quality pics, nicely done xxTestedxx, Tony Wood and Ivoryman. ::tu::
I got this black bear to pause long enough at a log croossing to snap this shot. :)
I like it! :D
Thanks Steve :)
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Thanks all.
Great photo Rookie!

Same old 72, new background friends.
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Antique yellow boys knife
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Great shots Tony and Ivoryman!

Here is a nice shot I took yesterday of a stag gunstock.
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I find this shot very appealing Rookie. Fine contrast from the light reflecting off the blades and bolsters against the dark wood as well as the dark stag. Enlargement, as usual, brings out the real quality of this photo. ::tu::
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Thanks QS, I was happy with how that one turned out.
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Blue flowers and Boys knife
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Ivoryman, nice summer pictures and a nice knife. Why the model is so called "boys knife"?
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No idea here Eustace, just what the tube says. Guess it was a popular style for boys at one time, like the Tom's Choice Barlow maybe? Who knows?
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I think it's called Boys Knife because of the simplicity of it. Beautiful shot! ::tu::
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Thanks Singing 46. Good to hear from you old friend, I was just thinking the other day that I haven't seen your posts around lately and low and behold there you are. Great to hear from you again and thanks for the compliment on the pic. Always check out your posts.
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singin46 wrote:I think it's called Boys Knife because of the simplicity of it. Beautiful shot! ::tu::
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Well look who hit a Rest Stop and pulled in!! Nice to see ya Perry!! Hoping all is well!!! John :D
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Thanks for all he complements on my Whaler post a few weeks ago, been offline a bit lately!

Here is a drop point russlock I picked up.
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