Color balance seems off, these knives are really red, this one is magenta. I would frame tighter to loose the overshoot in the upper left corner.

I think a little color correction to make this more red as opposed to hot pink. Also it is a bit soft in focus. I also think it would have more impact if the knife were open.

Well, the knife is definitely red, but there is an awful lot of background around it adding very little impact to the image. A much tighter crop would help, as mentioned above, but I think it would need a sharper focus and a more interesting angle before it really stood out in this topic.

Very nice attempt.

I agree with the above about color balance and cropping.

For me, the backgound doesn't work at all. A cleaner background (perhaps just a solid color cloth background, tighter crop, longer depth of field so that all the knife is in focus and some color correction are needed.

I also think that at least one blade should be open to add interest.

get a better motive.

Well Pedro,I don't know what you are trying to say.
It is just a simple un-enhanced photo.
Better motive,a better reason to post a shot?

Well, yes, it looks different - another red - but in the most perfect light situation. I bet, when you have a knife like this, you have seen it in different lights in different colors. I am impressed by people, who do shots of unusal - or better very usual - things, making them look like a little supermodel. So for me it is a very good job.

Wow,thank you Blumie!
I really appreciate your comment.
I know the focus is not the best,
but I just wanted to share my idea for Red.
I got this knife from my deceased buddy Ed Jett.
To me it is special.

For me this says a lot. When you are older than - lets say twenty - you already lost a special friend. Thats a sad, but very true thing. You have something, that reminds you of your friend, thats good. And now I know, why you have choosen this one to present it and why you have presented it in a very special way. Thanks for sharing that memory.