Knife Photography
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Snapped this pic a minute ago for my Harvest Time Knives thread...thought I would drop it in here too. I love bright orange habaneros...an indicator of the fire within...
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Knice Mike! 
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Hey mike, my Dad,( God rest his soul) use to grow some crazy hot peppers in his garden when I was a kid. It was a big deal at dinner time when Dad would challenge his three boys to a pepper eating contest. One bite was all that was required but my God the damage that one small bite would do. Dad could eat a whole pepper and never flinch. Good times!
Great little knife by the way!
Great little knife by the way!
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Thanks Scott!
Rocky, that is a cool story about your Dad...funny how different people have different tolerances to the heat of chile peppers. I have found though that you can build up a tolerance over time if you work at it. Working in kitchens my whole life with a lot of Mexicans, I can take the heat pretty well myself...although I have never been one to enjoy just taking down a whole habanero straight! But I love incorporating the hot stuff into my food and sauces...just not a fan of "bland" food at all.
Rocky, that is a cool story about your Dad...funny how different people have different tolerances to the heat of chile peppers. I have found though that you can build up a tolerance over time if you work at it. Working in kitchens my whole life with a lot of Mexicans, I can take the heat pretty well myself...although I have never been one to enjoy just taking down a whole habanero straight! But I love incorporating the hot stuff into my food and sauces...just not a fan of "bland" food at all.
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I know what you mean Mike, I prefer spicy or we'll flavored foods but my wife and middle child, bland all the way not even a little salt and pepper? Go figure. 
Rocky, AKA- AREMINGTONSEDGE , “The prime function of a Pocket Knife is to cut- to cut keenly.”- Remington Cutlery Pocket Knives Catalog No.1
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My latest EDC ---- Fallkniven Gentleman's Knife ---Cocobolo scales,with Cobalt Steel Blade ****
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Knice Monk!!!
Just took this pic before I listed 'er on the bay....
Just took this pic before I listed 'er on the bay....
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Nice knife Scott. It looks just like a Schrade USA X-Timer that I have, very stout and reliable.
Here's a pic I snapped this evening of my Yellow Rose #66 Jack with the first ripe Golden Boy tomato of the year!
Here's a pic I snapped this evening of my Yellow Rose #66 Jack with the first ripe Golden Boy tomato of the year!
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Awesome pic Mike!
Yeah, that knife is a STUD MUHGILLA! Fills the hand. Blade is not too long.
Yeah, that knife is a STUD MUHGILLA! Fills the hand. Blade is not too long.
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Love those pictures guys. Here's my newest one, and my attempt at getting a nice picture. I think I'm getting better.
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A beautiful knife Rookie and a very nice pic!
Nice job all around! 
Rocky, AKA- AREMINGTONSEDGE , “The prime function of a Pocket Knife is to cut- to cut keenly.”- Remington Cutlery Pocket Knives Catalog No.1
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VERY NICE,ROOK

"Because tellin' people , i like having a SPYDIEHOLE sounds sooo much better than a THUMBHOLE"
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Great lookin' knife and pic Rookie, love that stag!
Here's an 8 dot Case XX 62055 I used today to trim up some fresh picked carrots...
Here's an 8 dot Case XX 62055 I used today to trim up some fresh picked carrots...
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Thanks Bug and Mike.
mmmmm carrots. Mine aren't ready to pick yet from the garden, but they're getting close.
mmmmm carrots. Mine aren't ready to pick yet from the garden, but they're getting close.
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Knice pics Rookie & Mike!
I spent a few minutes trying to catch the fire in this Colonial Abalone Pearl custom knife....
I spent a few minutes trying to catch the fire in this Colonial Abalone Pearl custom knife....
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oooo boy, I'd say you caught the fire in those shots. Great job, not easy to do.
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that top shot rocks, SCOTTY!!!
no easy feat ,ma friend!! 
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Thanks fellas! 
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(I have tried and tried to take pics like that without any success.
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Here's my secret.....I start with a "fire rich" knife, then......I hold a multi bulb LED light over it or off to the side or underneath...or whatever position it takes to make it "pop", then wah-lah.Joe Dirt wrote:How in the world did you get that fire to PoP like that, Scott? Amazing shots!
(I have tried and tried to take pics like that without any success.)
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Here's another one..with natural light from the window...
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Sorry to be hogging this thread.....but this Colonial Abalone Mother of Pearl knife just keeps asking for selfies!!!
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Wow, I would say you are the new master of MOP photos. Maybe Case, Queen, and Great Eastern will hire you for their next calendar. 
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Thank you sir. 
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Nice photo Scott!
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