Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

A fine-looking Lamb :) :thumbsup:
Nice shot of your HHB !
Thanks pal :) :thumbsup:
Stunning pic Steve :) :thumbsup:
Looks good Dan :thumbsup:
Funny, I can highlight text but I can't quote it.
Just wanted to say that the Marie Sharp's habanero sauce should kill a few cooties.

Old Toffee Wings with my Republic of Ireland Second. Maybe I assumed it was a Peterson, or maybe Mr. Edwards told me it was.
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Thanks buddy, nice combination ;) :thumbsup:
Hope that you wake up tomorrow feeling right as rain again Jack! Spicy food is always my go-to when I don't feel well. But that may be my NM/Tex-Mex upbringing lol! In any case hope you find the sauce to be a nice "enhancer".

Have a great finish to your weekend, Guardians!
Thank you Michael :) The Smoked Habanero has a lovely flavour, thanks again my friend :) :thumbsup:
I take a very conservative approach to exposure, often preferring slightly underexposed to overexposed as it gives me more color and shadow to play around with when I'm adjusting the saturation or color curves directly. The chestnut color of this particular knife can be tricky as too much saturation produces unnaturally or artificially vibrant reds.

If you have a "highlights" slider, try bringing that up to compensate for the reduced exposure and emphasize the lighter, brighter tones in the bone. Also, while I'm usually trying for deeper, darker shadows, it can be interesting at times to brighten up the shadows and see how it changes the color of the bone. I'll take rich, creamy bone to black shadows any day.

One more thought - yellow is a rough background color if you're shooting for vibrancy. Yellow light has the interesting effect of sapping color. Fill a room with nothing but yellow lights and you can't see any color - everything in the room will appear monochromatic. To a lesser extent, the yellow light reflected from your background is sapping a lot of the vibrancy from the available palette. Using a darker, neutral, and cooler background may assist in getting the light and bright features of the bone to "pop."

I'd love to continue the conversation, but I'm afraid I'm boring the Guardians to tears for the second time this week! First with punk rock and now photographic theory - if you'd like to continue investigating this, please don't hesitate to shoot me a DM!

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Very interesting Will :) I should put more time and effort into my photography, I keep meaning to take a look in the photography sub-forum, but I've found it hard enough to find time to post on The Porch this past year :thumbsup:
Really cool pic David :) :thumbsup:

That looks mighty tasty 😋 👍
Back on the grind. Not really though as it’s slow today. A rainy day but it’s better than the white stuff. Looking forward to the Badger show next weekend.

HHB in the pocket.

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The Badger Show has come round fast Paul, hope you're going to have a fantastic time :) Great to see your Hartshead Barlow pal :thumbsup:
Sounds like a good time, Jack! Hope all goes well and the weather is good! :thumbsup:
Thanks Barrett, good weather will certainly make a big difference :thumbsup:
“Buttertubs” sounds like a nickname for a Leeds market regular. 😁
Yeah, there's a few that'd fit! :D :thumbsup:


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Oh no! Hope you’re feeling better soon, Jack.
Thanks mate, nothing serious, but I could do without it :thumbsup:
Charlie special and wally walking duck. Well it is raining.
The colors work.
LOL! :D Looks good Mitch :) :thumbsup:
On the FC lamb today. The hunstman has been in my pocket everyday since it landed but this guy was able to shake its hold on me.
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Beautiful Jack :) :thumbsup:
 
Good morning Guardians, still feeling a bit tired and clammy, but I'll survive! :D Just hoping it's gone by Thursday, and preferably before then, as I have plenty to do this week :rolleyes: I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that your week gets off to a flying start :) Popping Wee Staggy in my pocket :) Have a good day Guardians :thumbsup:

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A fine-looking Lamb :) :thumbsup:

Thanks pal :) :thumbsup:

Stunning pic Steve :) :thumbsup:

Looks good Dan :thumbsup:

Thanks buddy, nice combination ;) :thumbsup:

Thank you Michael :) The Smoked Habanero has a lovely flavour, thanks again my friend :) :thumbsup:

Very interesting Will :) I should put more time and effort into my photography, I keep meaning to take a look in the photography sub-forum, but I've found it hard enough to find time to post on The Porch this past year :thumbsup:

Really cool pic David :) :thumbsup:


That looks mighty tasty 😋 👍

The Badger Show has come round fast Paul, hope you're going to have a fantastic time :) Great to see your Hartshead Barlow pal :thumbsup:

Thanks Barrett, good weather will certainly make a big difference :thumbsup:

Yeah, there's a few that'd fit! :D :thumbsup:


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Thanks mate, nothing serious, but I could do without it :thumbsup:

LOL! :D Looks good Mitch :) :thumbsup:

Beautiful Jack :) :thumbsup:
Thanks Jack
Feel better soon mate!
 
Stunning pic Steve :) :thumbsup:

Thanks pal !


Beautiful landscape !

Good morning Guardians, still feeling a bit tired and clammy, but I'll survive! :D Just hoping it's gone by Thursday, and preferably before then, as I have plenty to do this week :rolleyes: I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that your week gets off to a flying start :) Popping Wee Staggy in my pocket :) Have a good day Guardians :thumbsup:

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Nice to see Wee Staggy !

Old Toffee Wings with Dad's favorite pipe. He chewed through the bit and replaced it as best he could sometime before my memory starts.
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I have a couple of my Grandpa's pipes. The smell of them brings back great memories .
 
Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot with U-shaped steel frame and black plastic outer shell handle.
Strong yet very lightweight (just under 52 grams)
No bladeplay and good walk & talk.
Just finished hand regrinding the blade to a shallow convex shape @ ~22.5 degrees degrees inclusive, then applied a microbevel @ 30 degrees inclusive on the Sharpmaker white sticks.
Don't know the timeframe these were made.











 
Real lambs.
Love to see the wee lambs IRL
Since it’s Monday I thought I’d grab this one for today and take a picture showing off the micarta.
I’m right with you there!
Smoked Habanero has a lovely flavour, thanks again my friend :) :thumbsup:
All the weekend talk about hot sauce must have put something into the airwaves. I was coincidentally making sweet hot chipotle sauce. Here’s the final result with my Twisted micarta:
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Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot with U-shaped steel frame and black plastic outer shell handle.
Strong yet very lightweight (just under 52 grams)
No bladeplay and good walk & talk.
Just finished hand regrinding the blade to a shallow convex shape @ ~22.5 degrees degrees inclusive, then applied a microbevel @ 30 degrees inclusive on the Sharpmaker white sticks.
Don't know the timeframe these were made.












Very interesting Lamb ! My guess would be 1980's


Congrats buddy, that is one classy Lamb !

I’m enjoying the knives here this morning. Since it’s Monday I thought I’d grab this one for today and take a picture showing off the micarta.
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Great shot of your Barrett lamb !
 
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