Well  RevDoug,
  We dont have "knees". All of our timber is either resawn or circular saw cut from the mills. I'm sure there is plenty of dry cypress out there, we just dont deal with it. As far as pics go, what are ya wantin to see?? The cutoffs we have stacked up??

Not pics of the scraps, but pics of pieces made of cyprus.  I don't think I've ever seen anything made of the stuff.  I have no idea what the grain looks like or anything.  While your thinking about it, how does the wood work?

Ain't it fun being the resident expert? (ex=has been, spert=a drip under pressure   )   8)

The square bowl in my pic gallery is new growth cypress. My employee ,Dan , turned his first piece out of antique sinker cypress. Ill post a pic of that. Working of the wood is a dream......if its dry. Green or wet wood is very stringy and  has alota tearout. End grain is hard to cut smooth also.
  Generally a very soft wood, not very dent resistant at all. But very stable and rot resistant ( when dry)