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WillyCamaro wrote: Thu Nov 07, 2019 2:59 am
TripleF wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 9:47 pm From today....
:shock: …. Wahaaaa! …. ::teary_eyes:: …. You've outdone yourself …. ::mdm:: …. Oh whoa is me …. ::mdm:: ….This lowly picture taker, who triest to show nature in all tis beauty, but failest miserably …. ::sotb::
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Got ya! :D :lol:
In all seriousness, you really hit all the right buttons with these. Perfect lighting, angle, coloring, back round, framing, ect.
Can't get any better in my book then that ::tu:: . Congrats! ::handshake::
Thanks pal!! ::tu:: ::handshake::
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Nice fall photo.
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Exceptionally nice. ::tu::
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A VERY "corny" photograph, but VERY nice! ::tu::
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That is a very professional looking picture Rookie, and I really like that knife too! ::tu::
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Thanks guys!
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Great pic Rookie ::tu::

I thought this one came out well, the full res photo is much better

Johnny Stout Baron with a Arne Mason slipcase
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I love it! What an amazing knife.
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That is a beauty, Kris, very impressive.
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Kris, that is one beautiful knife. Thanks for sharing the picture with us. ::tu::
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Kris, you may have to save that one for one of your daughters. Beautiful knife. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Rookie wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2019 6:23 pm I love it! What an amazing knife.
Waukonda wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2019 6:54 pm That is a beauty, Kris, very impressive.
dlr110 wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2019 7:16 pm Kris, that is one beautiful knife. Thanks for sharing the picture with us. ::tu::
doglegg wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 12:29 am Kris, you may have to save that one for one of your daughters. Beautiful knife. ::nod:: ::tu::
Thanks much, very appreciated! Yes, doglegg, the girls can have them all.
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This Spyderco Brouwer is about 4" closed.
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Took these yesterday while rambling around in the park...
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Great photos! That Johnny Stout is a beauty. Here are a couple new ones, Case with CV blades and carbon fiber weave handles. I like the CV because it is not all that common. If I can keep them oiled and rust-free, they may be worth what I paid for them someday!
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Jtx, Scott, Rustle, you fellows are flaunting some pretty knice cutlery. ::nod:: ::nod::
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I call this shot " Case on a woodpile" ...real original, hey? :lol:
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The title of the pic is an art unto it self. And that is a beautiful bone case on a wood pile. ::nod:: ::nod::
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I've been lichen this lately:
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:)
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I'm lichen it to. Classic pattern and beautiful bones. Good pic. ::nod:: ::nod::
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I have to ask, what does "lichen" mean? Please help a college dropout (due to heath reasons of course!).
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I'll jump in WillyC, it's what's growing on the rock. Google it as it is really an involved life form. Some of your mountain creatures eat it.
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WillyCamaro wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2019 3:47 pm I have to ask, what does "lichen" mean? Please help a college dropout (due to heath reasons of course!).
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WillyC, from your posts I can tell that you are an intelligent man, college dropout or not. Someone once told me "don't mistake institutional knowledge for intelligence", that is good advice. From pictures you have posted I would say that you wouldn't be seeing any lichen up there on the Canadian prairie.
Last, but not least, great knife and photo, Geocash
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I feel like apologizing for constantly showing pics of theis cheap imported knife but I can't wear it out and it's very photogenic!!
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