All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Gino, I took that shot with my iPad. Didn't turn out very good but you try things.

Very nice pics and knives Mel and Perry

A couple phone pics..........

Man, look at that popcorn in the stag! Those are among the greatest stag handles I've ever seen Tim!
Very well done my friend.

man...MONK,DAN,TIMMY,PERRY.......you guys are killin it!!!!!


tim - STAG-O-LICIOUS!!!

Thanks fellas!!

Trust me Perry..the stag on this one will leave you bug eyed!!!!!!

I know it will! From the bolsters to the buffalo shield, the pulls and all, Bob sure knows how to make you want a knife,,woah! Cripple Creek is second to none with these features.

Nice line of jacks, Perry.

Tim - that Cripple Creek is just beautifully photographed. Yeah, I know, having a beautiful subject helps, but that is good work.

I have only one MOP knife, though that is subject to change. I have about concluded that MOP is the most difficult thing I know of to photograph. Here is another effort.

I would say that nailed it Mel! You're right, MOP is very hard to shoot successfully, but you did it. Love the layout too! BTW, this was my knife before anything was sanded or colored by me.
When I received it, it was too black and too white!
Perry

Dinadan, great job on that MOP photo. As you stated, it's not easy to do.

Singin I think you did a nice job on your sanding, I like seeing how people make a knife their own.

Thank you Rookie! I owe it all to Dale here. He guided me to success,,,,,AGAIN

Thanks for the kind words, Perry and Rookie.

Perry, very nice work on that knife. I hate to imagine how hard it would be for me to make the first pass with the sandpaper on a knife that was already so good. But it definitely looks even better now.

I was concerned Mel, but I had practiced on some sheds before I started on the handles of that BF stag jack. This helped me see how quick or slow the sanding would effect it and allowed me some valuable "no sweat" trails. By the time I started sanding on the knife, I was relaxed and in no hurry.

Vtg Shimano Baitcaster and a Cabela's Kershaw Mini Thermite in the house....

Great Photo,Scott !!!!!!_________seems we all like the idea of ""trinkets"" -- makes for some interesting pic's

A Gec #72 that I had re-handlded with SnakeWood****

Fine shooting guys! Snake wood looks awesome, Monk!

Nice photos Scott and Monk. I agree that the snakewood on that GEC looks sharp.

Hey very nice shot Mel!

Thanks Mel!

These aren't knives, but the four leaf clover picture just appeared and I had to share:

Maybe not knives, but they are blades and tools and down-right clever!

Thanks bro!

pearl elephant toes

Just took this one....

roofsc - beautiful photo of that MOP!

Scott - Nice composition with the decoy twine and the Ducks Unlimited knife.

Wow roofsc, look at the fire in those pearls!

So I picked up a cheap collapsible light box a year ago or so and haven't used it because it came with crappy lights. Been intending to get a couple lights and haven't but decided to just set it up in the garage and try a couple smart phone pics. These are the first 2 pics, still need better light and to work on the background and knife positioning to reduce reflections......but for phone pics they came out nice.

IM