Knife Photography

[Rookie]

Great shots John, Ivory, and Berry!

[philco]

Bruce I had to hunt for the knife in that picture because I got a little lost in that vast background. Great knife. Beautiful scene.

How did your hunt go ?

[Quick Steel]

I too got caught up in that great vista. No wonder Montana is called Big Sky Country.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Great photo Bruce. Everyone else too, some great knives and scenes here.

I wanted to get out my peachseed for a family photo, I think a few are missing but no matter. I feel like I've come a long way since I was first ate up with schrade peachseed.

[sunknife]

That is an excellent collection of peach seed bone Schrades KnifeSlinger, thanks for get 'em out for a photo.

[QTCut5]

~Q~

[Quick Steel]

Q, Your back lighting is striking; a very creative approach. Congratulations. Do you know what the SCAPA letters mean?

[QTCut5]

Thanks, QS. Scapa is a cheap brand of whisky (Irish or Scotch, not sure which), so this is essentially an advertising knife.

~Q~

[Quick Steel]

Probably Irish. God created liquor so the Irish wouldn't rule the world.

[philco]

God created liquor so the Irish wouldn't rule the world.

[Quick Steel]

I do like the occasional black & white shot.

[jmh58]

Buck in a log.. John

[Ivoryman]

Teardrops for me lately. Case and GEC. Getting the point.

[gino]

Great looking knives Paul
IM every time I see that EO I wanna get another
Nice Buck John

[terryl308]

This ole Case Tested, stag handled knife and my hat have been around about the same amount of time, or at least been used about the same! I like em both. Terry

[bighomer]

Both look to be well oiled.

[Rockman0]

Taylor's eye witness

[TripleF]

Processing some super resin rich fatwood yesterday....look how the sun make it almost illuminated, especially in the 2nd pic.

[treefarmer]

Some interesting knives showing up as always! Terry's old stag handled Case is as real as you can get along with a real workin' mans hat.
I know nothing about Rockman0's knife other than with those blades it would be a very practical EDC. It is set on a fine back ground of pine straw, sweet gum and oak leaves.
Scott, your right about that piece of light wood being super rich, I can almost smell it up here in the Panhandle!
Interesting shots, love to see 'em!
Treefarmer

[Rookie]

I love all these outdoor shots being posted

[americanedgetech]

Scott,
I'd bet you could weld with that lighter.

[philco]

Love me some fatwood. If you've never used it you can't imagine how great it is for starting a fire.

[jmh58]

Each/every pic here is calendar worthy.. Yinz are ALL posting some FINE pics!!!! John

[jmh58]

[Ivoryman]

Great pic Jmh, like the Talon too.