bandaidman
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it looks like a well run event
is the tv interview mentioned available on-line?
is the tv interview mentioned available on-line?
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Scenes from the 2nd Annual Big Sky Country Knife Show, Barbeque and ABS Hammer-In
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WOW!!!! Awesome shots Buddy! Thank you for posting! :thumbup: 
I'm still mad I wasn't able to go, but it's almost like I was there with all these photographs!
Is Tim really forging on a Grizzly anvil in that pic? What the heck?!?!
I'm still mad I wasn't able to go, but it's almost like I was there with all these photographs!
Is Tim really forging on a Grizzly anvil in that pic? What the heck?!?!
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Just had to throw this one in, even though it's not exactly knife related.
OK, the 'big grin' emoticon means I'm very happy with the photograph below. Josh's mother asked if I would attempt a family photograph since, like most families, it's rare to get everybody together in one place at the same time - plus a new baby, a special occasion etc. Fortunately I brought along two flash units and an off-camera flash stand which enabled me to employ the standard portrait technique using both a "key" and a "fill" light. I set up under the big tree down by the mosquito pond. (Ha! Those of you who were there know exactly where I'm talking about.) I made several exposures and this was "the money shot" in photographer lingo. Of course it's wonderful to have a great looking famly like Josh's as subjects! Here you see Josh & Jodi, their three kids, Josh's Mom, Dad and Grandma.
OK, the 'big grin' emoticon means I'm very happy with the photograph below. Josh's mother asked if I would attempt a family photograph since, like most families, it's rare to get everybody together in one place at the same time - plus a new baby, a special occasion etc. Fortunately I brought along two flash units and an off-camera flash stand which enabled me to employ the standard portrait technique using both a "key" and a "fill" light. I set up under the big tree down by the mosquito pond. (Ha! Those of you who were there know exactly where I'm talking about.) I made several exposures and this was "the money shot" in photographer lingo. Of course it's wonderful to have a great looking famly like Josh's as subjects! Here you see Josh & Jodi, their three kids, Josh's Mom, Dad and Grandma.
