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A few new ones - critique welcome
Buddy always shares, and I haven't shown anything. My turn.
I had a fun day with Jerry Oksman this afternoon. He came by with a set of three swords. Oh, yeah. THAT was easy. After stretching out my tent to fit the swords, I scrapped it entirely. i still coudn't get far enough away to fir them in the frame. I ended up laying the setup on the floor and directing the strobes at the ceiling. it worked just as well. There is a LOT of stuff going on, but that's the point. This was a matched set over three years from Wally. Jerry wanted a clean individual shot of the 'small' tanto (It's as large as a long bowie....!) I ended up using my tried and true (favorite) background on this (With FULL credit to Rich Slaughter for the gift of this piece. I can't keep my hands off it.... ) Getting light inside that guard took an outside strobe, and I oiled the steel to make the damascus jump out. Lastly, he dragged out of his pocket this marvelous EDC folder. I stared at it for minutes trying to figure out the maker. (Don't uncover the credit line and try to guess) I caved, but was thrilled to see it was from one of my faves. On top of the cleanliness, it is a D/A Scale release auto! Jerry works in NYC. I *don't* think he's letting on about this one.... Lighting was near-perfect for me on this shot. Doesn't always work this easily. I chose a fresh background from my new stash... Any critiques welcome. Coop |
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