5 assorted Jr. Statesmen

[OKLAHOMAN]

Using a suggestion from DCBluesman and shot from above, these are five more done yesterday. All comments appreciated.

 

[rjwolfe3]

Gorgeous pens and awesome photo!

 

[wood-of-1kind]

Roy, you always had the 'pen' thing figured out and now ALL of your photos are so 'professional' looking. What are you gonna do for an encore?

 

[YouthMinisterDan]

Great looking Pens...

 

[Jim15]

The pens and picture are beautiful.

 

[JimMc7]

Great photo of a beautiful group of pens!

 

[Whaler]

A great days work Roy.

 

[DCBluesman]

Those are spectacular...and the photo angle really helps them pop...at least to these old eyes!

 

[johncrane]

Cuts out most of the shadow Roy! good advice from Lou! also Roy your pens look awesome as always, the dark blue pen is my pick from the bunch.

 

[Tom D]

Fantistic Pens

 

[Tanner]

Great looking pens! dark blue and Mexican Agate are my favorites. The picture looks great! I may take a few pictures from above myself.

 

[el_d]

Great job Roy. Nice set of Pens as always.

 

[wizard]

You have been busy. Again, some beauties! Like the angle of the shot better. It shows off more of the material and beauty of the pens. That shot would be the angle more likely seen by an in person viewer of the pens. Great job!

 

[Mack C.]

Great picture of the pens, but what's holding them in place?

 

[cowchaser]

All great, but the one in the center can be sent to PO BOX.....

 

[jskeen]

Hey Roy. Great looking pens! Going to have to try that agate sometime. But here's a question for you, (and any of you other photo guru's out there) I've had this happen to me and wish I could understand why. The two red pens have an obvious curve to the cap that matches the body. But the two on the right, the caps look almost perfectly straight, B2B, while the bodies look curved, but only down toward the bottom. Is this true, or some sort of photographic artifact? and Why?

Thanks
James

 

[OKLAHOMAN]

In this case your seeing exactly what is. the Soda-lite and the Turquoise both are B to B with the bottom barrel also B to B except a slight bend at the bottom toward the final.. But I've had photos do strange things at times.

Hey Roy. Great looking pens! Going to have to try that agate sometime. But here's a question for you, (and any of you other photo guru's out there) I've had this happen to me and wish I could understand why. The two red pens have an obvious curve to the cap that matches the body. But the two on the right, the caps look almost perfectly straight, B2B, while the bodies look curved, but only down toward the bottom. Is this true, or some sort of photographic artifact? and Why?

Thanks
James

 

[latelearner]

Fantastic job on the pens and the photos.

 

[johnspensandmore]

Nice bunch of pens!

 

[devowoodworking]

Holy Smokes Roy...those are amazing!!!

 

[OKLAHOMAN]

Mack, sorry just saw your post. The pens are setting on a piece of glass that is painted on the reverse flat black. The Jr.Statesmen band is for lack of a better term embossed and will not roll..Hope this answers your question.

Great picture of the pens, but what's holding them in place?

 

[achennau]

Awesome pens!!! My favorite is the buffalo horn. Great work
Andy
Texas

 

[Stick Rounder]

Great looking pens and photo.

 

[Dalecamino]

Another great group of pens. I like the insert idea. May have to check that out.

 

[Skye]

Love the water buffalo one. Is the Agate one getting a little transparent down at the foot?

 

[Ligget]

Beautiful pens Roy, great photo too my friend!

 

[rd_ab_penman]

Great looking group of Writing Instruments!
Nice photo too.

Les

 

[OKLAHOMAN]

Very good eyes.

Love the water buffalo one. Is the Agate one getting a little transparent down at the foot?

 

[Toni]

Holly Cow Batman they are ALL gorgeous I could not pick out a favorite! Great Photo as well the angle is perfect

 

[Mrs Rojo22]

Beautiful!

Robin