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Hope you've enjoyed the photos.

This was my first convention and I have thoroughly enjoyed it and met some lovelly people, plus I won one of the raffle prizes which is a nice bonus

Still one day to go with the workshops shcheduled in the morning and the afternoon.

There are some excellent trees there!

Thanks for the photos Dave! I have to say you've got some great photography skills.

Pearcy001 wrote:Was the tree in the Tokonoma a weeping maple? It looks amazing once its leaves have dropped!

Cheers,
Pearcy.

The Weeping Willow is on it's way to the National Collection in Canberra. I'm pretty happy about that although I'm missing it already

Great photos Dave, especially of the demonstrators.

Matt.

Matt S wrote:

Pearcy001 wrote:Was the tree in the Tokonoma a weeping maple? It looks amazing once its leaves have dropped!

Cheers,
Pearcy.

The Weeping Willow is on it's way to the National Collection in Canberra. I'm pretty happy about that although I'm missing it already

Great photos Dave, especially of the demonstrators.

Matt.

Was it yours Matt? If so bravo, it looks sensational! Because of you I've been reading WW threads for the past 3 days

Pearcy001 wrote:

Matt S wrote:

Pearcy001 wrote:Was the tree in the Tokonoma a weeping maple? It looks amazing once its leaves have dropped!

Cheers,
Pearcy.

The Weeping Willow is on it's way to the National Collection in Canberra. I'm pretty happy about that although I'm missing it already

Great photos Dave, especially of the demonstrators.

Matt.

Was it yours Matt? If so bravo, it looks sensational! Because of you I've been reading WW threads for the past 3 days

Cheers Pearcy, yes it's mine.

I should check out those willow threads!

Before and after Koji workshop

Thats awesome Gerard, ever thought about transplanting it to a rock or slab?

Gerard,

Very impressive mate love the composition. Refinement is such a joy to watch over time.

Although, I must admit I am absolutely pining to see this in a slightly larger, more shallow pot .

Cheers mate,
Mo


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A great job Gerard, looks stunning and you should rightly be proud.

Lovely photo's Dave!
Thanks mate, much appreciated!
I reckon kharma rewarded your efforts with the raffle prize!

Boics wrote:Lovely photo's Dave!
Thanks mate, much appreciated!
I reckon kharma rewarded your efforts with the raffle prize!

Second that Dave, great shots to give those that couldn't make it an appropriate amount of envy!

Cheers mate.

just arrived back in Melbourne late last night, with a relatively empty car.
for those local people who were at the convention on the weekend and saw what i had for sale in the trading area, and are still interested in them, i have later sold the lot to Bonsai Mujo nursery. the trees were left at the owner's private residence, but i am sure if you make an enquiry, he will be more than happy to bring them to the nursery for viewing.


regards


Tien

Gerard wrote:

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Before and after Koji workshop

That is awesome!!!

Gerard wrote:

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I like the 2 main trees reworked. But I kind of prefer the 3 minor ones ''as before'' The the extreme left one in particular seems forced down to far to me?