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I see what you mean, Rookie. I'll have to work on that.

Here's another one in which I played around with the prism effects of a crystal pyramid.....
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Great prism shot Squach
Stag and mossy log
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91 patterns
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Nice work with the camel and stag, Ivoryman.

Roofsc - beautiful job of catching the fire in that MOP and abalone!

Charlie, I like the shell and prism photos.
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AG Russell in the bark.
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Looking Good Guys !!! ::tu::
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Stumped Mini Copperlock
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Some color contrast
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Ivoryman wrote:Some color contrast

Great pic, but honestly, that knife would look good in a pile of horse manure.. :mrgreen:
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I would be horrified to see it sitting in horse manure. Oh my. Parish the thought. :mrgreen:
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Ivoryman wrote:I would be horrified to see it sitting in horse manure. Oh my. Parish the thought. :mrgreen:
Well, if that ever happens, send it to me. I'd hate to see you suffer. :)
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::rotflol::
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roofsc, nice picture of those four knives. ::tu::
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A nice picture of my newest knife.
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Great pic with the berries, the color, and wow what a knife.

F'n Rooster in the garden.
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Thanks Ivory

That is a great lookin lockback Rooster. I don't see many of those in stag, usually they are pearl or smooth bone.
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Thanks Rook, have to mention again how outstanding that Mammoth is. 10,000 years old and still cooler than anything out there today.
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Wow them shure are some prime knives fellers. Beautiful gorgeous WOW. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Mini Copperhead in the Asters. Difficult to get the flowers to hold the knife.
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Neat I-man my asters are probably 2wks away from blooming. ::tu::
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Nice photos, fellows. Looking at Rookie's Tuna Valley and Ivoryman's Rooster, I think that weathered wood is one of the very best backgrounds for a knife photo. Of course, having fantastic knives like that Tuna Valley and Rooster help a bit, too.
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Thanks Dinadan,
Hey Homer, where is that? Mine have been blooming a week or two here in Seattle WA. Curious what part of the Country they are yet to bloom in for you? Thanks.
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I like how the flowers give the photo a splash of color without drawing your eye away from the knife. Very well done.
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Middle Tn. I-man, Spent a few days in yore neck of the woods a few years ago mighty pretty country a bit cool but nice. ::tu::
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