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Nobody posted any wood with their gun? What's up?
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Firearmsunlimited, is that a Ben Richardson stag horn knife?
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Here's a carefuly composed shot. Note the juxtaposition of the brick and charcol lighter-offsetting the white terrycloth towel on which the gun sits-close to the gaping maw of the Weber. And one asks, is that yet another cast iron hibachi sitting atop the weber on which yon gun rests atop it's virginial white bed???
Some college professor (or a shrink for the criminally insane  ) could write a book about the different sublimated layers of unrequited angst this picture delievers.
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I think the inclusion of a knife in a gun photo gives it extra "color" and a nice reference point. For example, here are some of the tools of the trade for our OSS spy agency during WWII - a Colt Commando and an OSS stiletto. Just the things for coping with the Gestapo in occupied France!
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First pic was actually just for the Challenge coin, threw the gun in for kicks.
So yes, it's a gratuitous gun pic.
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multiple handguns, rifles and/or shotgun in photo - good
(1) knife per photo - good
wrist or pocket watch in photo - not so good
ammunition in photo - good
(1) ammo box in photo - good
(1) S&W box in photo - good
(1) S&W wood or leatherette display case in photo - good
S&W historical letter in photo - good
(1) hatchet or tomahawk in photo - good
shotgun shells in photo - not so good unless used as a prop
Colt or Ruger props - no so good
natural landscape as backdrop in photo - good
bathroom as backdrop in photo - not so good
cluttered workbench in photo - not so good
naked woman in photo - not so good - but Lee still wants to review
woman in bikini in photo - subject to review by Lee
woman in tight sweater in photo - good
(1) cloth patch in photo - good
(1) LEO badge in photo - good
Trees, leaves, stumps & rocks in photo - good
dead animals in photo - not so good
car, truck, motorcycle or ATV in photo - not so good
flashlight in photo - not so good
arms, hands or ugly faces in photo - not so good
carpenter hand tools in photo - not so good
power tools in photo - not so good
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1) knife per photo - good
wrist or pocket watch in photo - not so good
ammunition in photo - good
(1) ammo box in photo - good
(1) S&W box in photo - good
(1) S&W wood or leatherette display case in photo - good
S&W historical letter in photo - good
(1) hatchet or tomahawk in photo - good
shotgun shells in photo - not so good unless used as a prop
Colt or Ruger props - no so good
natural landscape as backdrop in photo - good
bathroom as backdrop in photo - not so good
cluttered workbench in photo - not so good
naked woman in photo - not so good - but Lee still wants to review
woman in bikini in photo - subject to review by Lee
woman in tight sweater in photo - good
(1) cloth patch in photo - good
(1) LEO badge in photo - good
Trees, leaves, stumps & rocks in photo - good
dead animals in photo - not so good
car, truck, motorcycle or ATV in photo - not so good
flashlight in photo - not so good
arms, hands or ugly faces in photo - not so good
carpenter hand tools in photo - not so good
power tools in photo - not so good
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1 - 10 Toes in photo, trimmed and clean or yellow with fungus.... NEVER GOOD!
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My favorite photos you folks post?? The ones with the vintage ammo boxes and holsters casually laying beside the weapon. They look like what gun photos would have looked like back in the day if Ichiro Nagata would have been taking them. IMHO ofcourse.
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All I can say is I submitted a photo of a lady with everything covered standing beside me while I was armed. The photo was made at a combination gun / car show in public with children present.
While I cannot say what happened to me here over that photo, I will say that I will not submit another photo uunless my preacher and two deacons are in the photo with five bibles.
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All I can say is I submitted a photo of a lady with everything covered standing beside me while I was armed. The photo was made at a combonation gun ? car show in public with children present.
While I cannot say what happened to me here over that photo, I will say that I will not submit another photo uunless my preacher and two deacons are in the photo with five bibles.
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Well, it is a good thing I did not post the photo I was thinking of showing. They would have likely shot me with a .380 that some are fond of. Even that one had every place covered, just smaller cloth.
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NCTexan: Where DID you get that Glock 18!!! I'd sure love to have one of those, particularly the compensated version. I understand the older version with the compensator in front of the slide blew so much hot gas onto the plastic front sight, when shooting a couple of 33 round magazines full auto, that the sights melted!
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Well, it is a good thing I did not post the photo I was thinking of showing. They would have likely shot me with a .380 that some are fond of. Even that one had every place covered, just smaller cloth.
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Fellas....., I think he got it.................Way to go..... Outstanding photo firearmsunlimited.
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I have no set opinion on the discussion other then some of the greatest images posted in the group are excellent images of the S&W revolver done by people who are excellent photographers. Thier intent in those pictures are to show the revolver at it's best and to make it the whole subject of the image. There are several really top notch photographers up here that do that really well.
On the other hand I also like the images of revolvers captured with knives, watches, speedloaders, ammo, flamethrowers and other items but I view them differently. These can be as equally well done as the ones I mentioned above but to me the revolver is not the subject anymore but part of whatever theme the person was trying to convey.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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I certainly love looking at gun photos and I do not care what is in the photo other than a gun(s). However, I am into guns and not knives...
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Exactly, as far as I am concerned, anyway.
My take is that this is a matter of one or two things. First, the article(s) you see may be part of the "daily life" of the owner and it may be satisfying to him to see the assemblage, rather than just the gun by himself. I have no problem with that.
Beyond that, inclusion of anything in the picture other than the gun itself moves the photograph into a different category. A photo of only a gun is a record shot, basically, no matter how artistic the setting. It's an image of a specimen. When things are added to the photo, the attempt is made to move beyond that. Whether or not the photographer is successful is up for... debate.
I once sat through an absolutely spell-binding presentation by a man named Gerhard Backker at the Winona School of Professional Photography. He was a fine arts sort of guy and dealt more with elements of composition than he did techniques of photography. His presentation's purpose was showing us the effect on the viewer one could achieve by skillfully adding and removing "props" from photos, and then explaining why this was or was not effective. Since this all dealt with fairly mundane things (usually food, clothing, and other various stills like you might see in advertising photos of the period), you would think a lecture like this would have been exceedingly dull. It was not. Gerhard is gone now. If have misspelled his name, it's an indication of my middle-aged senility, not a lack of esteem.
One of the great things about this forum is the photography. There are some really nice photos here and some very skilled photographers. Like Oldman45, I love to see the guns, but I enjoy the art, too - when it shows up.
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While I cannot say what happened to me here over that photo, I will say that I will not submit another photo uunless my preacher and two deacons are in the photo with five bibles.
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Here's a carefuly composed shot....
Some college professor (or a shrink for the criminally insane ) could write a book about the different sublimated layers of unrequited angst this picture delievers. |
Book not necessary as it can be dismissed virtually out of hand. The arrangement of the leaves in the yard of the background is particularly troubling and is meant to illustrate what was almost certainly the troubled youth of the photographer - and the resulting, latent asocial tendencies that are thinly masked by the artistic effort.
(Or something like that. )
The quoted post reinforces the previous comment about the vivid imagination of many individuals involved in a certain trade.
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Knife's? This, is a knife, along with a Ruger .44 special for back up!
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A extra subject like a knive or even a period botle, or whatever could give an extra accent to the revolver or other firearm.
I do have a very good friend who make such kind of pics very and I mean very good.
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All I can say is I submitted a photo of a lady with everything covered standing beside me while I was armed. The photo was made at a combination gun / car show in public with children present.
While I cannot say what happened to me here over that photo, I will say that I will not submit another photo uunless my preacher and two deacons are in the photo with five bibles.
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Since you brought it up, I’ll say what happened. You received a reminder about the rules and your post was deleted. That type of photo tends to generate even more risqué photos, so the rules concerning them are very straightforward:
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Your idea of including the preacher and deacons is fine, just make sure they’re wearing more than a slingshot and a set of lens covers.
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PROPOSED FIREARM RELATED PHOTO RULES - subject to comment and review LOL
multiple handguns, rifles and/or shotgun in photo - good
(1) knife per photo - good
wrist or pocket watch in photo - not so good
ammunition in photo - good
(1) ammo box in photo - good
(1) S&W box in photo - good
(1) S&W wood or leatherette display case in photo - good
S&W historical letter in photo - good
(1) hatchet or tomahawk in photo - good
shotgun shells in photo - not so good unless used as a prop
Colt or Ruger props - no so good
natural landscape as backdrop in photo - good
bathroom as backdrop in photo - not so good
cluttered workbench in photo - not so good
naked woman in photo - not so good - but Lee still wants to review
woman in bikini in photo - subject to review by Lee
woman in tight sweater in photo - good
(1) cloth patch in photo - good
(1) LEO badge in photo - good
Trees, leaves, stumps & rocks in photo - good
dead animals in photo - not so good
car, truck, motorcycle or ATV in photo - not so good
flashlight in photo - not so good
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[QUOTE If we only posted the gun, how would we know when it's time to get a new holster? And I hope that phaser is set on stun...
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That holster is just getting broke in.
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I have no set opinion on the discussion other then some of the greatest images posted in the group are excellent images of the S&W revolver done by people who are excellent photographers. Thier intent in those pictures are to show the revolver at it's best and to make it the whole subject of the image. There are several really top notch photographers up here that do that really well.
On the other hand I also like the images of revolvers captured with knives, watches, speedloaders, ammo, flamethrowers and other items but I view them differently. These can be as equally well done as the ones I mentioned above but to me the revolver is not the subject anymore but part of whatever theme the person was trying to convey.
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You are far too modest. Your photos are clearly the best of any posted on this forum and your photo album with still life, landscapes, portraits, sun rises and sun sets represents outstanding talent and work.
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Here's a carefuly composed shot. Note the juxtaposition of the brick and charcol lighter-offsetting the white terrycloth towel on which the gun sits-close to the gaping maw of the Weber. And one asks, is that yet another cast iron hibachi sitting atop the weber on which yon gun rests atop it's virginial white bed???
Some college professor (or a shrink for the criminally insane ) could write a book about the different sublimated layers of unrequited angst this picture delievers.
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This photo raises one question. Why do you want to BBQ that fine revolver?
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I suppose so. I really like that knife, but you need some kind of an excuse (supplied) for a target trigger on a great gun with fixed sights. Can't really understand why someone would mess up a perfectly good picture of a knife with a gun.
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Or sometimes you collect various stuff laying close by to make the photo look busier. And use a too short focal length to have a rubbery looking barrel on the gun.
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How about with homemade apple pie?
Nothin's more American than Smith & Wesson and apple pie.
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I am more intrested in the Knive. And for very sure in the applepie of the last photo. Hmmm.
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The bacon was bad enough but then apple pie! I’ll gain 5 pounds just looking at them.
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What is up with the gun photos that contain not only a picture of the gun but include a watch, knife and/or flashlight? Are we supposed to be impressed with the added items? I just don't get it. Do the same posters put a gun in their photos of their knife on a website dedicated to knives?
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Some guys like to try to compose a picture.
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Better Late than never. Not a Smith but a fair looking pair I would say.
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I'm still looking for the chick in the sweater with the Registered Magnum.
Don't know that anyone has such a thing but it should be waaaay cool.
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Originally Posted by monet61
Why are you so grumpy?
Some guys like to try to compose a picture.
Cheer up, it's almost Xmas. Maybe you'll get a watch you're proud of!! |
Hell I'm not grumpy. Every once in a while when things get quite I like to stir the chile a little. LOL
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And finally, ideas for summer carry?
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Honeybun's Sig.232 with matching cell phone. (She is the envy of all her friends!)
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Haute couture!
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I like guns and dogs.
And guns and food is always good
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This is the best thread since the "What gun did Elmer Fudd Carry?" thread!
BTW, I love artistic gun photos. Ichiro was the best!
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. . .burlap makes a good background.
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