Knife Photography

[Madmarco]

Very handsome set of knives Dan! Enjoy reveling in their beauty!

[Quick Steel]

Beautifully displayed and photographed.

[WillyCamaro]

Beautifully displayed and photographed.

That's what me thinks Gary.
I'm not into these RR's, but I can see the thinking behind them. This is exactly how they're supposed to be displayed/photographed/collected.
Lovely set, and setup OF.
You da man, Dan.

[Ivoryman]

Step by step sort of, some pics from the process of switching wood scales out for Mammoth

[Madmarco]

Step by step sort of, some pics from the process of switching wood scales out for Mammoth

Nice Iman! You make it look easy!

[WillyCamaro]

Step by step sort of, some pics from the process of switching wood scales out for Mammoth

Nice Iman! You make it look easy!

He certainly does now, doesn't he.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks guys, couple tricks ya need for drilling, but anyone could do it, like working with a harder wood. Thanks again.

[Old Folder]

Very handsome set of knives Dan! Enjoy reveling in their beauty!

Beautifully displayed and photographed.

Beautifully displayed and photographed.

That's what me thinks Gary.
I'm not into these RR's, but I can see the thinking behind them. This is exactly how they're supposed to be displayed/photographed/collected.
Lovely set, and setup OF.
You da man, Dan.

Very nice Dan, good arrangement.

Thank you Gentlemen.

Dan

[Steve Warden]

Step by step sort of, some pics from the process of switching wood scales out for Mammoth

WOW!!

[jmh58]

Great pics ALL..

Job well done Iman.. KOOL!!
John

[zed6309]

[RalphAlsip]

This is from an experiment using different lighting and equipment from my normal knife picture set up. I had a long telephoto lens on my camera because I was trying to take pictures of the Jupiter & Saturn convergence. Pearl is a challenge for me to photograph so I had the knife on a shiny marble counter top to see if I could better capture the fire in the pearl.

The first photo is with the real background and in the second photo I replaced the background and kept the reflection.

The 3rd photo is with a mobile phone camera under regular ceiling incandescent lights with the knife angled in a way that shows more fire in the pearl.

[Madmarco]

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Nicer with every picture Paul! What would you call that type of blade, modified tanto/warnie...? Thanks, Mark!

[zed6309]

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Nicer with every picture Paul! What would you call that type of blade, modified tanto/warnie...? Thanks, Mark!

Cheers Mark most call these a reverse Tanto, I think there a bit like a coping blade , perfect for wood carving

[Madmarco]

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Nicer with every picture Paul! What would you call that type of blade, modified tanto/warnie...? Thanks, Mark!

Cheers Mark moat call these a reverse Tanto, I think there a bit like a coping blade , perfect for wood carving

Thanks Paul!

[doglegg]

This is from an experiment using different lighting and equipment from my normal knife picture set up. I had a long telephoto lens on my camera because I was trying to take pictures of the Jupiter & Saturn convergence. Pearl is a challenge for me to photograph so I had the knife on a shiny marble counter top to see if I could better capture the fire in the pearl.

The first photo is with the real background and in the second photo I replaced the background and kept the reflection.

The 3rd photo is with a mobile phone camera under regular ceiling incandescent lights with the knife angled in a way that shows more fire in the pearl.

Great photos, Jerry. You captured the hard to capture irradiance in the handles. Great job and knife.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks jmh, appreciate it.
Zed, great shot with the fungi, like those.
Ralph that's great reflection and effect from the marble. Beautiful, as is the knife too.

[Quick Steel]

Ralph, If you captured any more fire in the bottom shot your phone would have melted. That is a great MOP shot.

[edge213]

This is from an experiment using different lighting and equipment from my normal knife picture set up. I had a long telephoto lens on my camera because I was trying to take pictures of the Jupiter & Saturn convergence. Pearl is a challenge for me to photograph so I had the knife on a shiny marble counter top to see if I could better capture the fire in the pearl.

The first photo is with the real background and in the second photo I replaced the background and kept the reflection.

The 3rd photo is with a mobile phone camera under regular ceiling incandescent lights with the knife angled in a way that shows more fire in the pearl.

Best picture of a MOP handled knife that I've seen in a long time.

[Steve Warden]

This is from an experiment using different lighting and equipment from my normal knife picture set up. I had a long telephoto lens on my camera because I was trying to take pictures of the Jupiter & Saturn convergence. Pearl is a challenge for me to photograph so I had the knife on a shiny marble counter top to see if I could better capture the fire in the pearl.

The first photo is with the real background and in the second photo I replaced the background and kept the reflection.

The 3rd photo is with a mobile phone camera under regular ceiling incandescent lights with the knife angled in a way that shows more fire in the pearl.

Now there's some fire!!

[petesknives]

Beautiful MOP, and great pictures

Ken⚔⚔

[wv trapper]

Beautiful pictures, thanks for posting them. Merry Christmas!

[WillyCamaro]

Yes sir mate, probably the best pictures of mop, if not the best.
Be proud Jerry, you've reached the pinnacle of knife photography.

[Ivoryman]

Couple pieces of tusk for these, thousands of years apart, not a whole lot of difference in color when you see them. Slightly more beige on the Mammoth and little whiter in the Elephant. Very close though and if they aren't together very tough to tell the difference.

[Steve Warden]

Couple pieces of tusk for these, thousands of years apart, not a whole lot of difference in color when you see them. Slightly more beige on the Mammoth and little whiter in the Elephant. Very close though and if they aren't together very tough to tell the difference.

Real nice!