Some pics of my collection

[filosofem]

Randall - "Fighting Stiletto"

Peter Bauchop - "Alley Cat"

Jürgen Schanz - "Phyton"

Neil Blackwood - "Melee"

Wolfgang Dell - "Vollintegral"

Neil Blackwood - "Hunter"

Günther Böhlke - "Kampfmesser"

 

[PhilL]

Outstanding collection.

I would have to say the integral by Dell would be my favorite.

 

[Danbo]

I like em all, but your pictures are really great. What is that background? And, how do you take such nice, clear pics? I have a decent digital camera(Sony S85 with 4.1 megapixels), but I cannot get pics like that yet.

 

[Ed Curry]

Thanks for posting. Those Blackwoods really jump out at u. ec

 

[LizardKing]

I love the blade on the "Kampfmesser"

 

[rad148]

Beautiful knives and pics. While saving them, noticed there is a Blackwood #1 & #3. #2???still lurking about somewhere?
rad

 

[RogerP]

Thanks for sharing those great pics of your collection with us (wish more guys would do that!). That Randall's a classic!

Cheers,

Roger

 

[SharpByCoop]

Fabulous collection! I love that Alleycat!

Great job with the pics, too. You done good.

Coop

 

[filosofem]

Originally posted by Danbo
I like em all, but your pictures are really great. What is that background? And, how do you take such nice, clear pics? I have a decent digital camera(Sony S85 with 4.1 megapixels), but I cannot get pics like that yet.

Thank you all for the nice commentarys

The background is an old table from my grandmmother with a heavy marble (?) plate on top.

The camara I use is a "Kodak DX 3700" with 3.1 megapixels. Here in Germany it´s a low budget modell, but the quality is ok. In my opinion it´s very difficult to make good pics of knives. The first pics I made are realy bad. The light is the most important thing. For 1 good pic above there are 15 of the same knife who are not sufficient. :yawn:

 

[ExamonLyf]

Some collection there .., very nice Blackwoods!

Originally posted by LizardKing
I love the blade on the "Kampfmesser"

Ditto.., love that blade!


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