All About Pocket Knives

Joe, thank you


breanna

She did very well. .....a lot better than me.

thank you very much that was very nice
breanna

Your very Welcome.

Here are two pics of the same knife.
First pic indoors on kitchen counter (99% of my photos are taken here).
Second pic outdoors in overcast weather.
I never use software editing on my photos, they are what they are.


IM

Wow....that outdoors pic really brought out the redbone. ....nice knife & pics!!

Tim, I see you have a real photographer there. Well done!
Hey Caleb, your Pinchin Pennies shot is a great theme! I like how the knife is spent.

very nice Breanna
IM, just got to love them overcast days.....

thank you very much
breanna

Great job Breanna!

Tim, she can do your knife pics for you. Get her the tools she needs, and take her to shows and let her practice knife photography.
By the time she is out of school you will have a nice portfolio of your knives, she will have a great start on a career as a knife photographer! She can get rich and pay her own way through college, or just make lots of money as the youngest professional knife photographer!

Either way you have lots more money to spend on knives, (her college tuition)!

Dale thank you for looking at my picture.I will take some of my own knifes sometime.

breanna

Breanna you take great photos! I wish you lived closer to me. I'd hire you to take pictures for me for my knife store.

Phil

philco wrote:Breanna you take great photos! I wish you lived closer to me. I'd hire you to take pictures for me for my knife store.

Phil

Me too!

i would like that



breanna

[quote="IMBand"]Here are two pics of the same knife.
First pic indoors on kitchen counter (99% of my photos are taken here).
Second pic outdoors in overcast weather.
I never use software editing on my photos, they are what they are.

Well you can definitely see the different colors that pop out dependin on the light used IM!
Great shots!

Johnnie,

That Highland with Coco(whatever) is my fave of all the fixed blades!

But the White fixed in the earlier pic is dang nice too!

Well I finally found my #56 in Smooth Ivory Bone! Super big thanks to Tom McLaughlin of AugustMoonCutlery, and every one else who helped to point me in the right direction.
Now it's time to have some fun.

WTG Mike! You got me wantin the Tidioute now!

BOOM!!!
Thats what I'm talking about.
This is the one man, thats a real beauty too, looks perfect for some EDC time. Love the warm glow on those scales, must be reflecting the user. That one is perfect my friend, so glad to see that you got it done. I was doubtful but here it is.

Congrats Mike.

Man on a mission, Caleb... Man on a mission.

Beauties! Both knife and pics!

Beautiful shots Caleb!! Here's the OCC Leek with the goods.

I'm ashamed of it but I have a comment about the #56.

I don't like a knife that has the blade at a downward angle when open. I'm afraid I could never love a #56.

I destroyed a Rough Rider Canoe for that very reason.

Hmm Dave, I have never had a problem with that style.
What is the problem?

Here is the Moose.