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Buck knives are not worthy photo art subjects...change my mind

Bucks and sidings. OH
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KingMantis said:
point made - it's all about the background 😈
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the background is never as important as the subject matter, but the way you place the subject on the background makes a world of difference...;)

wanted to post one of these pics of the 55, but my creative juices weren't clicking and despite beautiful snow and beautiful knife, I dint get any good pics...

they were ruined by bad lighting and spacing. I couldnt position the knife in a way that the light would hit it properly, while having the proper contrast of the nature behind it... instead got three blah photos...:rolleyes::D


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Ace Rimmer said:
wait for good light,
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I once read in a photography book, that a lot of the time, magazines and advertisers wont buy outdoor pics taken after 10a, because the light will be too bright at that point in the day, and washes out a lot of detail. I find myself racing the sun to outdoors spots sometimes. or thinking to myself, this would have been a great pic two hours ago.
 
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