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MOP/Pearl photography
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Paul, those are outstanding!
Your photography is sure a lot better than mine too - I can never get pearl to look good in pictures.
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Outstanding knives and photos Joe!! Wow!!!!FRJ wrote:And a Chipaway Cutlery Co.equal end.
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Pearl is the hardest to photograph for me, even the professionals have a hard time. I just try and keep any shadows off the pearl. I don't own to many pearl knives, here is a serpentine trapper from Tom Overeynder, black lip pearl, domed gold pins
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Kris, I personally am not too big on pearl handled knives but that black lip pearl sure is attractive.
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Thanks doglegg, pearl is at the bottom of my list also, but I find fiery black lip(and sometimes gold lip) pearl to be quite striking.doglegg wrote:Kris, I personally am not too big on pearl handled knives but that black lip pearl sure is attractive.
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Thanks Joe, fine group yourself, and great pics!FRJ wrote:That is a beautiful knife you have there, Kris.
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Very nice collection of Case MOP, Roofsc.
Joe, all four of those are really fine knives. But the MOP on that Queen Pen seems to have extraordinary fire!
Beautiful knife, Kris. I do not any black lip pearl: that piece looks like it has a lot of internal structure.
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Here is another late afternoon sun photo of a small MOP Jordan Sohn.
Joe, all four of those are really fine knives. But the MOP on that Queen Pen seems to have extraordinary fire!
Beautiful knife, Kris. I do not any black lip pearl: that piece looks like it has a lot of internal structure.
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Here is another late afternoon sun photo of a small MOP Jordan Sohn.
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Beautiful pearl handled folders guys!!
Here are three of my favorites.
Here are three of my favorites.
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Here is one I just re-photographed.A most unusual knife;it is unmarked and has a fiery pearl handle on one side and a black lip pearl handle on the other. I looks a bit like a Schrade lobster that I have. Shot on my bathroom sink with a flash and overhead lighting.Camera is a Canon Power-Shot X100(8MP w/a 10xoptical zoom/40x digital zoom)set on auto Macro. Took two different angles on the black pearl side.
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Gee, I can't imagine why.??Duffer wrote: Here are three of my favorites.
They're probably three of the most beautiful knives in the thread.
Very fine knives, Lloyd. Congratulations on those.
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I am impressed with the photography and the knives here! Beautiful knives fellows.
Here are a couple of photos of a Hibbard Spencer Bartlett.
Here are a couple of photos of a Hibbard Spencer Bartlett.
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Truly a lovely material pearl is. My theory which I will test during the daytime is that the depth of pearl requires stereoscopic vision to perceive that depth. That's why no matter how good the quality of material and photography one cannot truly capture the depth.
A couple of mine.
A couple of mine.
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Loving that Bulldog. Great knife. Great shot.
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T.J. - That Bulldog is very photogenic!
Jporter - I especially like that little whittler.
Jporter - I especially like that little whittler.
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makes you looking good os Saturday night... just saying,,,
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