Knife Photography
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Re: Knife Photography
Beautiful background work Alan. Love seeing that barbwire jigged Moki.
Q, that’s a rare one you have there. Beautiful pics as well.
Q, that’s a rare one you have there. Beautiful pics as well.
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Re: Knife Photography
Gorgeous knives and pics, Alan and Q!
Tim
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Thanks Mark and Tim, that knife would look good anywhere.Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2026 10:59 am Beautiful background work Alan. Love seeing that barbwire jigged Moki.
Q, that’s a rare one you have there. Beautiful pics as well.
Now, making this knife look good is a different story.
Alan
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Re: Knife Photography
That is a good photo of a good looking knife by Frost. I think that someone who was unfamiliar with price of the two brands might very well say that the Frost is a better looking knife than the Moki.
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Re: Knife Photography
You’re correct. The Frost seems to photograph well. It had Babe Ruth on it before I rubbed it off.
Alan
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