kusamono pots.

Hi, these are some of the pots of my friend Olga. You can visit her blog here http://carpinusmacetas.blogspot.com/ . She has good bonsai and kusamono pots.






























(sorry for my english again)

Regards.

Fantastic pots, thank you for posting and please stop apologising for your English. It is just fine.

Hello Juan

Very nice pots and even more on Olga's website!

The only thing I don't like is this blue background in the pics.....it kills every good pic!!!

Best regards
Klaudia

Thank you Klaudia. I,m working about it, I have not found a good background still but try it.

because you think that the background kills the picture? It is very interesting.

Kev is right, my English is perfect!

Best regards.

I thank my friend Juancalas to show his attention to my pots. He is an artist accent plants, I recommend that you visit your blog because worthwhile http://shitakusamono.blogspot.com/. I take the liberty to show you a preview (without the blue) :









Sorry for my english, is not mine, is the translator of Google

Olga

Blue background and your english is not so bad. Pot are great as is your friends blog.

Juancalas,
Thank you for posting.
I especially enjoy the black pots #4, 9 and 10.

Hello Olga

I straight visited your site after juancarlos posted the link! You have made some wonderfull pots and the website is fine!

@kitoi

Blue background and your english is not so bad

That can't be one's target....try to get better...for oneself and the "audience".

@juancarlos

I have not found a good background still but try it.
because you think that the background kills the picture? It is very interesting.

Have a look here. For Kusamono and also for pots these kind of fotos are perfect....its art.
https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/bonsai-f1/2009-kusamono-t570.htm


I personally use two "Dia-showing-backgrounds" both for the background and the table to place the pots on.
The ones I use are kind of silver and a little reflecting. I'm not totally satisfied with my fotos....I need more lights.Here you can look at it.
https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/pots-f3/some-of-my-pots-t393.htm


With blue I personally think that it is to intensiv...it dominates the picture and irritates ones eyes. A black background can be good if you perfectly manage your cam and the nessesary extra lights. A white background often "overshines" the pot/object.

I'm by far NO expert but I ask myself every time .... if these just made pictures.....are really good and worth looking at it.

Kind regards
Martin