Philippine Bonsai Society 2011 exhibit report

Great exhibit and trees. What is location. Looks like a shrine, with a World War II memorial.

Thank Jun, for sharing pictures
Filipino Style/design, yes I am agree because your trees looks have strong character
Bravooo...!


Greeting from Palembang-Indonesia

Mangku

And a Starbucks, interesting mixture. BTW, a shop in Nazareth, Palestinian West Bank, Israel.

Hi Billy the location is in Quezon city Metro Manila...within a mall terrace garden. City life here revolves around malls, FYI metro manila got the most number of malls per square kilometer, and we got some of the biggest malls in the world. Even bonsai events here were held mostly in malls, we even got hospitals and churches inside the malls and in this case General Douglas Mac Arthur mock shrine.

regards,
jun



Mangku,

thanks!
Watch out for more photos...the exhibit were not yet formally open. I just took snap shots for IBC...stolen shots, as payment for my damaged trees. hehehe.

regards,
jun

jun wrote:

Your baby isn't it? Looks really good.

No Fiona! It's an IBC baby. the one we played and have fun with...didn't turn out bad at all. and Thank you guys!

regards,
jun

Nice exhibition with good looking trees, is the one with #85b yours? It looks like the one you posted on this forum.
Thanks for sharing

Xuan

Hi Jun
Thanks for sharing. Your trees look stunting especially the cascade; very artistic and modern display. I like it very much. Keep us posted please. And have fun.

Cosmos

thanks for the upload

Vow.. really nice trees. Mostly sizeable. Congrats to Manila.

Hey Jun,

Thanks for posting the pics. Shall look forward to more. BTW how many trees are being exhibited. I ask this because you mention that the venue is a mall and I guess that would restrict the number of exhibits. All the best to you and a little sad to hear that some of your trees got damaged

Keep the pics coming...

Ravi

Jun, great pictures and beautiful trees. Your tree in the jar looks great and I like the way you set your display.
More pics please!

jun wrote:

Watch out for more photos...the exhibit were not yet formally open. I just took snap shots for IBC...stolen shots, as payment for my damaged trees. hehehe.

regards,
jun

Trees look good. What happened to yours? How did they get damaged?

Thank you JUN,, The trees look very very nice!!! I like your tree and display a lot!! i know you are haveing a great time so keep us posted..good work tale care john

Rob Kempinski wrote: Trees look good. What happened to yours? How did they get damaged?

Rob, see the las few posts on Jun's other thread HERE

fiona wrote:

Rob Kempinski wrote: Trees look good. What happened to yours? How did they get damaged?

Rob, see the las few posts on Jun's other thread HERE

Thanks Fiona, I missed that.

Critique session



Phempis acidula



Maba buxifolia


Phempis acidula




Some of the awarded trees

Blue bell- Desmodium


Ficus m.


Streblus asper

thanx for the post very inspiring

hi jun, great trees, i sometimes think i moved to the wrong country. regards john

Wow! awesome trees! tnx for sharing Jun!

Philippine style is great, from what you've posted. Salamat

Thank you people for appreciating our Philippine trees.

I been roaming around lately to peek at some peoples front lawns, backyards, side lawns, on top of houses inside the toilets, to see more local bonsai here, and I can proudly say that what is posted here (in this thread) is nothing compare to what most ( I mean most) have in their collection. I'll ask permission next time to take photos to share it here with you. Filipinos are shy people (including jun hehehe) except to very few members of IBC.

regards,
jun


Damien,
Most of the bonsai artists here are also moving forward with their design style. Just visited and spoke last monday to one of the most respected local artist here, (Hi sir! Thanks! I know you are visiting IBC frequently, I'll visit your garden again next week, and learn more from you) and he is in the process of restyling lots of established bonsai from different collection of several people. Most of the trees are the best ones, grown here locally.

regards,
jun



FM and Pons,

thanks guys!

regards,
jun


John,

thanks! Thai bonsai is also very good. probably just like here, most of the good ones are hidden from public views...but if you want to move here you are most welcome any time.

regards,
jun

i know this tree ... friend

fM wrote:i know this tree ... friend

...NO you dont! hehehe. Its a completely different tree now.






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regards,
jun

much better, i really like new shape!