We had a bit of a photo session the other week. Hugh can down to my garage with a better camera and some lighting. The plan was to photograph some trees with a view to submitting them for selection in the Best of British Exhibition next year. You never know a few might be selected but we had good fun anyway taking the shots.
These are some of the trees we shot. Some mine, some Josh’s, some Phil’s and some Stephen’s. Bar the shohin, all show front and back.
This one only gets a mention as it shows my hairy legs and my beautiful dogs 🙂
I’m always looking for new, quality Bonsai blogs to follow. Bonsai Unearthed is a new blog just started by Owen Reich. When I say new, it started on 22nd May and I only found it today 🙂 Owen has been kind enough to leave constructive comments here on my blog and even let me use some of his wonderful photos from Japan.
This is a link to his fist post, and if this is anything to go by, we are in for a treat. and I don’t just say that because I got a mention 😉
Make sure you check out his other newer posts as well. I have been rather presumptuous and have added him to my bonsai friends links on my side bar. Bonsai is not just about wee trees, it’s about friendship, for me at any rate.
Accents and more accents. Link to the Swindon & District Bonsai Society Blog showing photos from the recent Magical Accents Show. Click on the link and then click on the slide show.
Best so far today is a great selection of gallery photos from the Nichigo Bonsai Blog showing photos from the recent AABC 2012
This one does it for me due to it’s authors complete honesty and entertainment value 🙂 That and the fact that he’ll be cutting lumps out of my trees in October 🙂
Some great photos from TAISHO-EN on one of my favourite bonsai Blogs Centro Bonsai Tenerife.
I was crouching down to say hello to my tunnel frog when Maggie decided she was in need of attention. ‘look at me, Look at me!!’ Just look at those eyes.
I was pleased to see the frog unscathed after I had sprayed the trees with insecticide a few days before. I had banged about a bit before I started to spray to allow them to scuttle under the wooden boards. It obviously worked. They are getting rather used to my presence.
Today’s offering from Sandor Papp’s Bonsai Blog is a selection of photo from the recent EBA Exhibition, a very good standard.
Today’s pick is a very well constructed post from the Bonsai Tonight Blog.
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