I chuckle inside when I see phrases like this "Wow your photos look so good they must be film". I am a proffesional and been shooting ~ 33
years. So I know the pros and cons of both digi. and film "a little bit
};~) ". The reason you are seeing more colors/hue/ saturation levels and textures is because of the great post processing you can achieve with digital. Film has its place in hospitals and in some other technical areas, but not in the field of landscapes, portraits, nature, "knife making photos" and the list goes on. Film is basically dead for most photograhpy needs at this day and age. But this is a knife forum so I must really quit now.
My appolgy for the distraction. I find it very hard to let these statements go by without opening my big yak.
That little knife is the best I have seen in a long while. Wished I could afford it. And I loved seeing the process from start to finish. And I thank you for the photos from start to finish you shared with us. They were very well done. I would love to be able to just hold that little sword. Just bought a compact bushcraft knife from a fellow member here. Was in my price range. I bout start sheeding tears when I see this kind of beautiful work right in front of my eyes and all I can do is look. Honest>>
Great utility knife. Seems it would be a little long for a pocket knife though. That would be a nice one though. It sure does not look as long as your specs. say.
Again thanks for sharing,
cajun
Very interesting thread. Your photographs are particularly compelling. I'm wondering what you're using. Some of them look like film they are so good. Particularly the power hammer ones but that first one at the press too. A good polarizing lens? I'm not sure but the colours and textures are not typical of most "snapshots".
