All About Pocket Knives

Beautifully composed photos Iman.

This is my newest Tuna. Old Man Norman barlow in mammoth.

Rookie, You have a very very beautiful knife.

Great shots Iman and Rooky!!! Love the colors.

Here's one from our afternoon walk today. If you look in the bottom right had corner you can see where the Fabulous Furry Farkle Hound encroached on the frame. Can't get him to sit still when I want him in the pic but has no problem poking his nose into one unexpectedly.

Charlie the knife and photo are excellent. But, perhaps it the light, I just can't pull out a glimpse of the Farkle Hound.

Me neither!

QS and Marco, it's his natural camouflage. If you look down in the bottom right hand corner you can see a patch of white.....there ain't any snow yet. He is a bit out of focus and all you see is his head.

Charlie, I see the white of course but cannot discern head, eyes, nose, etc. But I do take your word for it that your amazing hound is present. To all his remarkable attributes we must now add that he is a stealth doggie.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:25 pm Charlie, I see the white of course but cannot discern head, eyes, nose, etc. But I do take your word for it that your amazing hound is present. To all his remarkable attributes we must now add that he is a stealth doggie.

He's got his nose stuck in the underbrush and you're looking at the side of his head. It's surprising how that blue/gray color blends in. It's his white spots that give him away. His predecessor, Duce, was all blue except for a white blaze on his chest and a touch of white on his front paws, he would simply disappear into the brush....especially at dusk.

Rookie wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 2:57 pm This is my newest Tuna. Old Man Norman barlow in mammoth.

This one is a beauty rookie

Sasquach wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:46 pm

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:25 pm Charlie, I see the white of course but cannot discern head, eyes, nose, etc. But I do take your word for it that your amazing hound is present. To all his remarkable attributes we must now add that he is a stealth doggie.

He's got his nose stuck in the underbrush and you're looking at the side of his head. It's surprising how that blue/gray color blends in. It's his white spots that give him away. His predecessor, Duce, was all blue except for a white blaze on his chest and a touch of white on his front paws, he would simply disappear into the brush....especially at dusk.

Greeaaaaaaaaaat shot Squach, it was like a "hidden pictures" page from a kids magazine, I couldn't find it until you gave me some help even though I figured it was the white spot. Now I see muzzle, ears, all. Thanks for the tip. Again, what a great shot with that hidden K9 in there. One great knife and and even better composed shot. Amazing how a grey and white dog just disappears in green and brown foliage. Keep those killers coming. Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh.

From our afternoon walk...

Charlie, You outdid yourself with this photo. You beautifully captured the interplay of shadow and light. That is skill, not luck. Impressive work.

Bright Blue Rough Ryder

Beautiful looking knife Joe.

Thanks QS!

Have a lot of errands to run today and probably won't get the Mighty Mutt Muscle Missile out until late. So here's one from the archive for now...

joeradza wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 1:35 pm Bright Blue Rough Ryder

Eye candy, Joe!!!

Joe and Charlie - both lookin’ good this hump day!

Thanks Tim.

We managed a walk after I got home and here's the shot of the day...

Sweet knife and shot Charlie

Sasquach wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 10:15 pm Thanks Tim.

We managed a walk after I got home and here's the shot of the day...

Beautiful shot of a beautiful knife. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

Beautiful knife and great photo, Charlie!

I saw this in a SMKW catalog several years ago. The design was called a "puzzle" design. Seems like I have seen this *ahem* "puzzle" design before. Naturally, being a huge fan of Van Halen, I jumped this quickly.

From today's walk.

Sasquach wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 4:59 am From today's walk.