Trees and details, that caught mye eye, at "Noelanders"

Mame trees.....



Shohin.....







More trees later, after I had a brake
Kind regards Yvonne

Details....






Trees.....












No need to say there was many more fantastick trees....
Please enjoy.

Hi Yvonne,
You have taken some really nice close ups and as you say there was so much to appreciate

Regards Chris

Yes Chris

It truly was a great weekend, and a great exhibition....I am already looking forward to next year.

Kind regards yvonne

Thanks so much for posting Yvonne......its nice to see and appreciate the great works that you can't see yourself .
Cheers Graham

Ms Yvonne you show us many!
But not yours?
Sunip has mentioned favorably...
stonener

Add my thanks along with the others. I recognized mark and Ritta's shohin trees and their interesting pots. How i wished they lived on this side of the atlantic.

Hi Stonener
This is my entry.....though it was spoken surpricely nicely about by many, do i still think my entry was very humble. The danish wild apple, will never make a refined branching.


Kind regards Yvonne

and how many would have chosen the apple to work with? I'm very impressed, and you must be very proud.
You receive my "attagirl" award

Thanks Dick

Ms Yvonne!
I could not agree more, with Dick
When in bloom nothing could be better!
making it worth the wait, enjoy...
stonener
*it's the journey*

p.s. what about the suiseki?

Hi Stonener

Yes, it is the journey that matters...the apple has been a long trip
The suiseki has been shown a coupple of times already in other post, but i bring it again for you.

"TURTLEDOVE" Japanese Kyoto suiseki.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Stonener
This is my entry.....though it was spoken surpricely nicely about by many, do i still think my entry was very humble. The danish wild apple, will never make a refined branching.


Kind regards Yvonne

It looked real sweat Yvonne, it brought a smile to my face and I am sure to many others as well!
Well don!

Cheers,
Hans van Meer.

Hello Yvonne,
All those displays where telling something about the bonsaist, so many microcosms, so many different stories and characters.
Yours indeed jumped out in the poetry of that humbleness.
I could not resist to make a virtual of something i was wondering about,
a bit less movement of that tablecloth which is something of a common problem.

Sunip

Hi Hans and Sunip

Many thanks, I love your support
It is very common problem with the tablecloth...I also notisted it right away, for the small trees is it a big problem...I guess it is hard to avoid...many thanks for the virtual....looks nice.

kind regards yvonne

Yvonne,

when I saw the stone in person I was sure it was a seal.

dick benbow wrote:and how many would have chosen the apple to work with? I'm very impressed, and you must be very proud.
You receive my "attagirl" award

I am on Dick's side, too! And Dick's award goes to Yvonne by all means!
Yvonne, I'd also like to comment that Sunip's virtual adds to your composition a distinct calmness at the very first sight.
I wish you more and more entries!

Hi Alexandra

Many thanks.....yes the virtual are nr. one.

Walter..... you are a real frind
Please enjoy my first name in kanji again, painted by the sweet japanese lady at "Noelanders".......like poetry, as you said


Kind regards Yvonne