Hans van Meer
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Hi everybody,
as most of you know, I am having a lot of trouble with my lower back and the last 2 day's I could do not much more than sit or lay down! So that gave me some time to look over some of the debates that were going on here and on other forums. The urge to replay was sooo strong again, because people come on, what a waist of energy, over stuff that most off the time has nothing to do with Bonsai what so ever! But as I promised my self a few weeks ago, not to do so any more, I would, instead, like to share some pictures that I was able to shoot this afternoon of the tree I was suppose to start working on 2 days ago.
They are close ups of the magnificent deadwood on my Pinus uncinata. I can look at it over and over again and get totally lost in the beautiful patterns and the many shades of gray of this wooden history book of this very old tree! This is just the thing I like to see in a yamadori, the wonderful beauty of nature! That only should be en'hans'ed by the artist(), to bring out the best of both into Bonsai.
I hope you like them? And lets see more trees on here!!!
Regards,
Hans van Meer.
Experience is only a measurement of used time,
not a measurement for quality!
as most of you know, I am having a lot of trouble with my lower back and the last 2 day's I could do not much more than sit or lay down! So that gave me some time to look over some of the debates that were going on here and on other forums. The urge to replay was sooo strong again, because people come on, what a waist of energy, over stuff that most off the time has nothing to do with Bonsai what so ever! But as I promised my self a few weeks ago, not to do so any more, I would, instead, like to share some pictures that I was able to shoot this afternoon of the tree I was suppose to start working on 2 days ago.
They are close ups of the magnificent deadwood on my Pinus uncinata. I can look at it over and over again and get totally lost in the beautiful patterns and the many shades of gray of this wooden history book of this very old tree! This is just the thing I like to see in a yamadori, the wonderful beauty of nature! That only should be en'hans'ed by the artist(), to bring out the best of both into Bonsai.
I hope you like them? And lets see more trees on here!!!
Regards,
Hans van Meer.
Experience is only a measurement of used time,
not a measurement for quality!
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