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The latest... The larger for my Browning Barker/Crowell knife. (the "I can't wait phone photos" ) The smaller for a Jantz kit knife that I put a handle on. Thanx for looking :)

Great thread, I'm learning a bunch too. Thanx all.

That is sweet.

800 x 600 pixels, jpeg resolution on high, makes for a file size around 280-300kb for decent speed in page loading.

I only have that problem with the new "drag and drop" feature. If I go the original route "choose file" then there are no problems at all.

+1 on the not rushing to new technology.

BossDog hit the nail on the head. Also notice that in the first two pix the knife is reflecting the dark around it. In the last pic it is reflecting the white side of the light box and therefore looks much better.

Exposure and that purveyor's stamp of approval :)

It's the 12" behind the camera that counts. Don't get caught in the megapixel trap :) Shawn hit the nail right on the head. I have a similar Canon Powershot and I'm sure you can get good results with yours. For starters... First turn of the flash. Then shoot some using the "macro" setting...

That is a wonderful instructional video. This photography thing is about seeing and capturing light. One can buy all the equipment available, but you still have to see and capture the light :) Before I even get to the camera I set up my knife, light, reflector and diffuser. Stand where the...

That was a great illustrative video. I cut the center out of a piece of foam core (picture a 2" frame) to hold my tracing paper diffuser. Clamp lights rule :)

That is a beauty. I really like the sweeping shape of the blade and the (old school?) guard. Add the no nonsense handle and it all flows together.

Thank you. It is a Y shaped basket weave stamp from Tandy. At the tip of the sheath you can see a single impression from it.

Thank you. Here is the latest... have knife, will travel :) One of those that fought me every step... don't look too close ;)

Thank you guys!

Here's a look at some of my leather work. Questions and comments always welcome. Thanx for looking!

Kayla, I'm new here so I hope you don't mind my 2¢ :D I really, really like what you have done here. I think it is a much better solution than the round and oval insets that are so popular now. As a graphic artist for 35 or so years, one thing that I'm a big proponent of is a rule around the...

Queens, & you?

The joy is in the learning :)

Welcome from another new guy from New York :) I agree with Mark, keep that one forever.