Artsy Fartsy Photos

[MrsCarpenter]

Nice. I did one of those many moons ago:

Wow, I channeled The Warrior. This pleases me. :adoration:

Mrs. C.

 

[The Warrior]

Thanks for digging those out! Good stuff Warrior!

Ok. Thread closed. Warrior wins. In spades! Absolutely amazing brother! Love that molten 9!

Yep hard to compete with that. Nice pics as usual from warrior.

Thanks gang, appreciate it.

Wow, I channeled The Warrior. This pleases me. :adoration:

Mrs. C.

Uuuuhhhhh, like, not sure what to say here.

 

[The Warrior]

A few more renderings:

Won a contest with this photo. A carving I did with the Remora:

Necker proto:

A few wallpapers I've done:

 

[Tdhurl1103]

My feeble attempt at artsy fartsy. Taken a while back

 

[granitestateofmind]

My feeble attempt at artsy fartsy. Taken a while back

Actually, not so feeble. Pretty artsy, and also fartsy. Don't sell yourself short.


I miss my 35mm Minolta. When you have a 25 year relationship with a camera, you really get to know how it thinks. I don't, however, miss film.....and wondering if I really did know my camera all that well.

 

[Tdhurl1103]

Never did like wet film, for other reasons not associated with the camera itself. I really like digital.

 

[zzyzzogeton]

Actually, not so feeble. Pretty artsy, and also fartsy. Don't sell yourself short.


I miss my 35mm Minolta. When you have a 25 year relationship with a camera, you really get to know how it thinks. I don't, however, miss film.....and wondering if I really did know my camera all that well.

Never did like wet film, for other reasons not associated with the camera itself. I really like digital.

I had (well, still have but don't use any longer) 2 old Canon SLRs that took really great pictures. Digital is in many ways much better, but with the wet film shots, I think people thought about their picture composition more. Now, it's just shoot a bunch and delete the not so good ones.

The bad thing about digital is that I have a bunch of great SLR lenses that won't fit digital cameras.

 

[dresnor]

Jeremy

 

[cutnprint]

Nice.

 

[MrsCarpenter]

I especially like this one. It looks like Christmas.

Mrs. C.

 

[MrsCarpenter]

A few more renderings:

That is very cool. That must take some patience. You have beautiful photos.

Mrs. C.

 

[The Warrior]

That is very cool. That must take some patience. You have beautiful photos.

Mrs. C.

Thanks, appreciate it. It did take a bit of time. The Remora worked, but not really designed for wood carving. My hands hurt like hell when I was done. Here's the original thread: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/860709-First-Wood-Carving-Used-The-BK13-Remora

 

[B.Mauser]

Great pics everyone.

Here are a few of mine.