All About Pocket Knives

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Tony, Nice pic. Did you make that Higonokami? And where the heck do you get peaches this time of year?

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:

Tony_Wood wrote:7463EA31-1FFE-4603-A47D-4DED193A0ED3.jpeg

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Tony, Nice pic. Did you make that Higonokami? And where the heck do you get peaches this time of year?

Thanks, Mark.
No, I did not make this one. Dug it from bottom of a box of knives at a sale.
The peaches came from Georgia. Sweet and juicy. I live in the “Peach capital of Missouri,” but we are still a month away from the good ones.

I thought the clash of colors would be interesting. The "prop" is a 5 pound chunk of pink/rose quartz.

The contrast works well and I'm liking the covers on your Case.

My 2004 Buck 119.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:My Buck 119.

Wow! That handle looks almost fluid! BEAUTIFUL!!

Ditto. And I like the different background textures.

Great photos fellers I'm impressed.

Thank you.

Few poses of the pen knife

Ivoryman,
She's might purty sittin' on that rock!
Treefarmer

It's a beautiful day. I decided to take the twins (Camillus 26) out for a stroll.

NWN, that's a beautiful play of light and shadow.

Tried playing with an LED light source to catch the fire in this MOP. I was only partially successful.

There, on the edge of the savanna, a small herd has appeared.

Charlie - you did a fine job catching the fire in that Queen. Very nice pearl on that knife! I have also tried LEDs and other stuff to try to get the perfect pearl shot. It is not easy, that is for sure. I still think I have had better success with late afternoon sunlight than with any other light source, when it come to photographing MOP.

Greg - nice bunch of pachyderm proboscis protectors you have there. Cool photo!

gsmith7158 wrote:There, on the edge of the savanna, a small herd has appeared.

Greg: while in the Navy I went to Mombasa Africa and went on Safari to Mount Killamonjara and never seen a herd that nice!! I did buy some Teak woodcarvings that were very nice though!

You have every right to smile about those Greg!

Sasquach wrote:Tried playing with an LED light source to catch the fire in this MOP. I was only partially successful.

Thats a nice looking pearl handled knife Charlie.

gsmith7158 wrote:There, on the edge of the savanna, a small herd has appeared.

I'd like to hunt down a herd like that Greg, cool collection.

gsmith7158 wrote:There, on the edge of the savanna, a small herd has appeared.

#%&=8^$*@(!!!!!! gsmith, you are killing it. One hell of a herd. Wow. Holy $#%^@!#$%*&^^% Droooooooooool, drooool, drool, ....... pant, pant, pant, pant, pant, ............

gsmith7158 wrote:There, on the edge of the savanna, a small herd has appeared.

A very nice family portrait. Good for you.

nice photos fellas!!!!

Scott, your photos of late have been outstanding!

I first noticed things happening with Scott's photos a few weeks ago, certainly back in May. He has moved into a new realm or level of photography. Very nice workmanship indeed.