Trial photo

[Tom Anderson]

[image]http://members15.clubphoto.com/_cgi-bin/members/compact_slide_show.pl?album_item_id=15079030',%20'520',%20'600[/image]

Nuts! Didn't work! :grumpy:

Back to the drawing board!

 

[Tom Anderson]

Let's see if I can get it to post now.....

Yipee! It worked!

 

[Beltfed]

Ooooh, that looks hot Tom....great work. What are the specs on the Seahawk? Looking forward to meeting you at the NY show, its coming up quick.

 

[Tom Anderson]

Thanks, Beltfed!

The Seahawk has a 3" BG-42 blade. The version shown has black G-10 overlays and blue anodized titanium pivot collars and spacers.

See you in NYC!

 

[Dr.Lathe]

Tom,

That's REALLY nice!! I enjoyed meeting you and seeing your knives at the Guild Show. You have your fit, finish and designs down to a science! Incredible work!!!!

Have fun in NY!!


Neil

 

[Tom Anderson]

Thanks, Neil!

Now if I can just get this picture takin' thing down, I won't feel so much like a Neanderthal on the forums!

 

[Dr.Lathe]

Tom,

Check out the knife photograhy discussion and competition over at CKD. I've picked up some good ideas over there. My problem is running out of backgrounds

Neil

 

[Tom Anderson]

Will do, Neil!

Thanks!

 

[RL]

Hey Tom, sorry if this is a little OT, but DAMN this is a nice piece

RL

 

[Tom Anderson]

Thanks, RL!

I'm using more bone overlay materials nowadays. Lots of folks seem to like it.

 

[ARtsig1]

You will not find a more precisely constructed folder ANYWHERE. Tom Anderson puts everything he has into these baby's and it shows! Great knives Tom.

 

[Tom Anderson]

I appreciate your comments, Art.

 

[Tom Anderson]

I'll make another attempt on posting a new photo later!

OK. Here goes!

 

[Andrew McLurkin]

Good looking knives Tom! I've been messing around with digital photography for a couple of years now. I think I'm getting a little better. One thing that helps is a good photo processing program like photoshop. Like with most things practice helps. Better equipment is my next step.

 

[Tom Anderson]

It's probably a lot like knifemaking: "Practice! practice! practice!" (and and a little know-how with proper equipment wouldn't hurt ,either! )


Thanks!

 

[ExamonLyf]

Great looking knife Tom.., thanks for sharing the picture...


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