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Nice shots Monk! Took this one of the 85 just a couple of minutes ago...out hunting sheds in the springtime woods. The 85 is right at home out here.
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::hmm:: ________Great Shot,Mike !!!!!!_______love me some #85 EZ-Open's :)
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Trying to capture the new edge I just put on this beat......knice full blade!
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Nice pic Scott, the edge looks like it's hair poppin' ::tu::
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::super_happy::
BORED & WAS GOOFIN WITH THE SMART PHONE CAMERA WHILE @ THE HOSPITAL......

THEY CAME OUT OK FOR INDOOR PIX WITH A CELL PHONE IMO ::shrug::

HEY LOOK ::paranoid:: :mrgreen: AAPK ON THE HOSPITAL TV/INTERNET DEALY....... 8) ::tu::
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Cool pic Josh....our knives really do become a part of our lives, eh? They can help provide a small piece of serenity in troubled times as well as being a companion in the good times.
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TOO TRUE,MY FRIEND! ::nod::

I SPENT COUNTLESS "HOURS" STARING AT & HANDLING THAT 92 JACK FROM,JUSTIN(jdub)....
OVER THE LAST 5 DAYS WHILE TIFF WAS IN THE HOSPITAL...... MOST THE TIME SHE WAS ASLEEP,
AND IT WAS JUST ME....MY KNIVES ...AND AAPK (without being able to log in-which makes it way harder...lolol...but i was scared to use my log in on their device :mrgreen: ::paranoid:: )


AND "YOU" SAID IT RIGHT,BRO....... THEY TRULY WERE "COMPANIONS" ::nod:: ::handshake::
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Just took this one....
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Thermite ain't too shabby is it Scott?
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8) You guys are all doing pretty darn good at taking photo's of hard to capture things, I am 72 years old and still learning! I try to use natural lighting (weather permitting ) with not too much for props to distract away from the knife. If you tilt the knife while looking through the view finder you'll be able to see how light affects the out come. I have included a photo of a double edge dagger with mammoth ivory scales that I just made of a customer to show how the center line shows up when tilted just right. One half will be almost black and the other side nice and shiny. Focus is really important also, nothing bothers me more than seeing things for sale on ebay and really out of focus photos! To me, good photo's are a must if you expect to sell something. Just my opinions. Practice, practice, practice! thanks for looking, as always Terry ::handshake:: for what it's worth I use a Nikon D40 digital and use the auto setting most of the time.
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Nice picture, and great looking knife!
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I posted this in another thread so I apologize for the "over exposure"...but I was pretty happy with these shots of my newly aqured Case so I thought I would post them here as well...gotta love that red bone. This one is from 1972
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Good photo. Scott!

Terry - I agree that natural light is best. Very nice dagger you posted!

Mike - I like that Case. I really do not think that anyone is going to get mad at you for posting too many good photos of a good knife. I sure won't!

I just felt like making a few shavings today.
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Thanks Mel! ::handshake::

Knice shavings too......knice and curly! ::tu::
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awesome pics, I always say you guys should make a desk calendar with 365 color knife images. This tread alone would provide enough content for 3-4 years worth.
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:D
RED on the noodle................
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Great pic's guys !!!!!!!!!! ::tu:: LUV' that ""Seahorse Stag"" Mel ::tu:: ::tu:: Mike & Josh , there's always a place in my heart for some ""RedBone Case"" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! +++++++++++++ Very nice photos & mknives from all !!!!! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Josh that Case is outstanding....love it! Fine collection of 15's there Monk, that is a great pattern for sure.
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Foolin' Around in the rain ----- why, _________I ask myself that ???? too !!!!!! ::shrug:: :)
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Beauty MONK!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice work, Monk. All this rain is making me stir crazy. This is the seventh day in a row it has rained here, unless I lost count along the way. I especially like those Radio Jacks.

The sun did break out enough for me to get a few photos today.
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Hey Mel**** that Case Red Bone,_________never get tired of looking at em' !!!!! ___ thanks for sharin' !!! ::tu::
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::tu:: Big Monk, love the 2 GEC boys knives with the burlap background. The burlap really looks like a good back ground for the knives, I'll have to try that. Nice photo! terry ::tu::
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My VIC SAK Outdoorsman....with the famous fabulous fatwood!!
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Nice pic Scott...that is one fat Vic! Very useful I am sure. Your pic looks like it is out of a catalog...nice framing.
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