All About Pocket Knives

QTCut5 wrote:I like playing around with light and shadows but it can be tricky. I must have taken a hundred photos before I finally got one that turned out alright.

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~Q~

VERY NICE!!

QT, all your effort paid off in that fine photo.

doglegg,I'm liking both your shots but that narly bark background in the 2nd photo is extra impressive.

Thanks QS, that old tree was gnarly all over with a lot of knot holes. May have to go back and take some more pics.

Very nice shot, QT. The texture of the background really enhances the texture of the handle.

Doglegg - I agree that the photo with pine bark background is the best. Very good!

Here are a few pic's I did for my website. I had fun setting the knife in front of my computer and using different screen savers as the backdrop.

That's pretty cool David.

Dinadan wrote:Very nice shot, QT. The texture of the background really enhances the texture of the handle.

Doglegg - I agree that the photo with pine bark background is the best. Very good!

Thank you Dinadan.

Cripple Creek 14 boys knife

Ivoryman wrote:Cripple Creek 14 boys knife

I really like that, I've got to do some outdoor knife pictures myself.

85 Bullet end EZO LL

Iman, you're stealing the show with that 14 and 85. Great looking knives.
Took some pic's of some 72's I received over the last month from Doug and Greg and from the bay.

Fine pics ya posted there Floyd!!

Iman you keep crankin out all real nice pics!!
John

Ivoryman, I really like that 85 bullet!

doglegg, great group of 72's!

Some nice pics I-Man. Great shot of the Cripple Creek in the forest and the bone on your 85 is outstanding, you have a great collection of knives.
Love those 72's of yours doglegg.

Her's a Case & a Winchester I snapped a pic of today.

Stag Slim Jim Claims Executive Privilege!
~Q~

Thanks jmh and jtx
Thanks Sunknife. Two great knives but that yellow one sure had a warm glow about it.
Q I would think that the stag is the more attractive of those three.

Thanks dlr, doglegg that's a fine group. Thanks jtx, Jmh, Sunknife, appreciate it.
Fabulous bones Sunknife, the yellow and red, Q great looking trifecta, that stag is fab. Ivory ain't bad either. You know my MOP policy. Redden love the Northwoods and that A. Wright and Sons. Great show all. Love surfing through this kind of stuff. Wow.

. Like the ship and light house as well.

Thanks Dogleg you post some great pictures here and always have a kind word for others and I am so glad you are a member here.

r redden wrote:Thanks Dogleg you post some great pictures here and always have a kind word for others and I am so glad you are a member here.

Mr. Redden thank you but there are lots of folks here with kind words. One of the things I like about this forum. They accepted this old knife ignorant fellow with open arms. But again, thank you.

Cool log back drop jmh, nice shot. Here's a Norvell Shapleigh from way back

A little creative photography with an old Buck 110.

Great photos from everyone. Thanks for sharing!

This is my Spyderco PM3.