Practice taking photos.

[BM(406)]

K so I'm new to BF and am practicing taking photos....comments please on the knives and the photos.

The first one is a small fighter I made for my sons b-day. Hand forged 1095, hamon, kydex sheath, stainless pins and home made micarta handle.

The next is a big game skinner, would be great to skin your bear, moose, elk! Hand forged 1095, hamon, brass tubing and African blackwood!

And the last is a recurve bowie. 14.5" OAL hand forged 1095, hamon, stainless tubing, home made micarta handle out of urban camouflage.

Let me know what you think!

 

[gooeytek]

nice-looking blades, and I like the temper lines you've brought out. the pics need more light though.

 

[Railsplitter]

The knives look great. That homemade micarta turned out really nice.

I agree that the pics need more lighting and I suggest getting a little closer to the knife in some of those photos. When I take pics, which I am certainly no expert at, I try to fill the entire frame with the subject like you did in some of your pics.

Nice work and welcome to the forums!

 

[BM(406)]

Cool, thanks guys!

 

[mumu720]

Good looking blades. Like the others said, the pics need more lighting. Another thing you can do is look up some guides on composition. For the most part it is a very simple concept once you study it a bit. Also, some editing in photoshop can help make the worst photos look decent.