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Aboard Monarch of the Seas
Strobist: Speedlight in a Westcott Orb, camera right, f/6.3.
Triggered by Pocket Wizards.
Mayhem #806843
PP in LR3/CS5/Color Efex Pro 3.
Museum of Islamic Art Qatar
خنجــــــر وغمــــــــد
الهند حوالي عام 1800م
فولاذ, نفريت (يشم) ياقوت,زمرد
الماس, ذهب ومخمل
Dagger & Scabbard
India
C.1800
Steel, nephrite (jade), emeralds, diamonds, gold, velvet .
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Everyone, meet Mr. Dagger Dodds. One of my best friends' son. He was born about a month ago. He is so stinkin cute!! And I love his wall in the nursery. Jamie and her mom painted it all.
Geez, I am baby hungry and all my friends are popping out little things all over the place. Oh and they are all getting engaged and married. . . Lucky turds.
This is the first in the series that I took and it was pretty experimental.
I used my poor mum as the model and she had great fun telling everybody she had met that on Sunday night her daughter 'killed' her!
I tried the knife in numerous positions as I was not sure what the natural position for it to be left after the killer had flee'd... I presume few people would know this!
I shot this in pitch black with my flash gun which created a nice 'natural' vignettte. This has very little editing.
Ceremonial Prussian army officer's dagger made in the 1930s by Paul Weyersberg & Co., Solingen.
The dagger has a pointed blade with a grove and one sharpened edge. Its handle is topped with an eagle's head and the hilt decorated with oak leaves. The scabbard has a fastening to clip onto a belt.
Such daggers were worn on ceremonial occasions such as regimental banquets and weddings. It was brought back to Scotland as a war trophy at the end of World War II.
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A dagger purchased from the Philippines - Quiapo, Manila. You can checkout a review on this from this link.
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A beautiful Dagger that was on the top of a Cherry leaf. After the sun was up I returned and it was gone. I believe it is a Cherry Dagger Caterpillar.