Family portrait
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tydephan
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Fantastic photo and beautiful guns.
I'm gonna seem like a complete goober here
, but what model are those?
[And while I don't deny being a goober, I am significantly more knowledgeable about autoloaders! Not much of a revolver guy, yet...]
I'm gonna seem like a complete goober here
, but what model are those?[And while I don't deny being a goober, I am significantly more knowledgeable about autoloaders! Not much of a revolver guy, yet...]
KINGMAX
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That's a sight for sore eyes
So eye candy come in stainless steel too !!!!!!
That is good stuff right there!!
So eye candy come in stainless steel too !!!!!!
That is good stuff right there!!
robert garner
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Gunkwazy
Would you be an Elitist? Looks elitist to me,
robert,
the green eyed monster
Would you be an Elitist? Looks elitist to me,
robert,
the green eyed monster
Kimber1911_06238
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nice...I'm definitely jealous of such a fine collection...congrats
glockman19
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2",4",6",8" who do we appreciate Python, Python Yea!!
koja48
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Mere words can't possibly describe . . .
ArchAngelCD
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Who made the grips on this beautiful revolvers??
tbtrout
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I need a towell. very nice family
Standing Wolf
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Mighty pretty!
hexidismal
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Beautiful pics as usual, Jeff. Question: I can never get any decent pictures of my bright stainless guns. What kind of setup are you using to take pics like this ? THR wants to know ! Well.. I do anyway.
Actually Hex,
That picture was taken outside with cloudy skies.
The sunlight tends to be extreme at times and is tough to shoot a group of guns, especially if they are bright stainless or nickel.
Test out different back drops.
Sometimes a plain backdrop will help you just focus on the guns themselves.
Other times, a natural backdrop can look wonderful.
Lighting is probably the most critical thing in any photograph. Background is also very important.
Check out this 500 with a natural backdrop.
Sometimes you can use to busy of a background and it can distract you from the actual subject. Like this one for example.
There are some really talented photographers here. I wish I could do better photos. Then I could do my guns justice.
***Go to the local fabric shop, I know this does not sound too manly, but buy yourself a couple different pieces of fabric to use for a backdrop. It will only cost you a couple bucks and you may even meet a couple of nice ladies in the process.
Good luck, Jeff (GUNKWAZY)
That picture was taken outside with cloudy skies.
The sunlight tends to be extreme at times and is tough to shoot a group of guns, especially if they are bright stainless or nickel.
Test out different back drops.
Sometimes a plain backdrop will help you just focus on the guns themselves.
Other times, a natural backdrop can look wonderful.
Lighting is probably the most critical thing in any photograph. Background is also very important.
Check out this 500 with a natural backdrop.
Sometimes you can use to busy of a background and it can distract you from the actual subject. Like this one for example.
There are some really talented photographers here. I wish I could do better photos. Then I could do my guns justice.
***Go to the local fabric shop, I know this does not sound too manly, but buy yourself a couple different pieces of fabric to use for a backdrop. It will only cost you a couple bucks and you may even meet a couple of nice ladies in the process.
Good luck, Jeff (GUNKWAZY)
sansone
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oh man... show-off
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