My first time - at Noelanders.
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Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Some of our favourite deciduous exhibits......
David's incredible prize winning maple, in an old Reiho (Tokoname) pot with fabulous patina
EBA prize winning Zelkova
Reg's Elm, lovely ramification...
Terry's Cork Bark Chinese Elm ...
Richard's Hawthorn...
and last but not least, Will's English Elm....
Mark
David's incredible prize winning maple, in an old Reiho (Tokoname) pot with fabulous patina
EBA prize winning Zelkova
Reg's Elm, lovely ramification...
Terry's Cork Bark Chinese Elm ...
Richard's Hawthorn...
and last but not least, Will's English Elm....
Mark
Mark Cooper- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
OUTSTANDING trees, and pots and demo material.
Thanks Will.
Dale
Thanks Will.
Dale
Dale Cochoy- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Dale Cochoy wrote:OUTSTANDING trees, and pots and demo material.
Thanks Will.
Dale
Yes, yes, and yes! And I too would love to work with Kevin Willson. What an artist.
Thank you, Will. Great tree, you exhibited.
-dorothy
dorothy7774- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Ohh yes. That Elm of Will is certainly a wonderful bonsai.
(And I also missed to say that the photographs by Mark shown here are of excellent quality too. Difficult as it is to photograph on many exhibitions).
- Morten
(And I also missed to say that the photographs by Mark shown here are of excellent quality too. Difficult as it is to photograph on many exhibitions).
- Morten
Guest- Guest
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Jonny D wrote:Hi Will,
You may have answered this elsewhere (sorry if you have) but I was just wondering what the selection criteria was for the show / how trees are picked?
Thanks,
Jonny.
Hello Jonny. The registration is done through the bonsai association Belgium website. Clear photos and description including specie, height, source, designer and pot maker are requirements on the registration form. Then there is a selection process and confirmation via email.
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Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
What a great weekend, the standard of the trees was mind blowing, my thanks to everyone involved
Regards Chris
Regards Chris
chris- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Hi Chris,
If you want a good photo of your pine, here's one taken by me.
If you want a good photo of your pine, here's one taken by me.
Nik Rozman- Member
Hi all
This is the first of the Bonsai Basho Galleries - the english contingent - with Will B of course
[URL]http://www.bonsaibasho.com/micromarket/?url=/library/library/a298[/URL
[URL]http://www.bonsaibasho.com/micromarket/?url=/library/library/a298[/URL
pmjos- Member
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You were probably right with your first guess Russell. Chris is actually very small....Short even in Hobbit terms.
Guest- Guest
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will baddeley wrote:You were probably right with your first guess Russell. Chris is actually very small....Short even in Hobbit terms.
Will Will Will, your a teaser, if he is a hobbit, what are you then
Peter
landerloos- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Thanks for the reply Will. I might have to get in contact next year I think. I'd love to be a part of it and see the show as it looks to be very high quality.
Chris's tree is very nice, I viewed it at the Newstead show last September - the photos don't do it justice - as ever with bonsai photos!
Jonny.
Chris's tree is very nice, I viewed it at the Newstead show last September - the photos don't do it justice - as ever with bonsai photos!
Jonny.
Jonny D- Member
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landerloos wrote:will baddeley wrote:You were probably right with your first guess Russell. Chris is actually very small....Short even in Hobbit terms.
Will Will Will, your a teaser, if he is a hobbit, what are you then
Peter
I think I would be Larwain Ben-adar (Sindarin)
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Will
My elvish is not up to scratch, but I am guessing your an Ent, not saying your old, wooden and gnarley, or Wood Elf? Me well that's a no brainer, miserable, grumpy, short tempered dwarf
Regards
Andy
My elvish is not up to scratch, but I am guessing your an Ent, not saying your old, wooden and gnarley, or Wood Elf? Me well that's a no brainer, miserable, grumpy, short tempered dwarf
Regards
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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Hi Bob
I was your neibour at " Noelanders", I had your entry as the winner, no doubt about that.
I met a man, who was watering your trees, and took him for the owner, maybe he was he you father.
I asked him how he managed to keep the needles of the black pine that short, and he told me, it was a 4 or 5 year scedule, and he had the link......maybe he forgot me, but I am still realy interested in the link.
I will be very happy if it can be sent to me.
Kind regards Yvonne
I was your neibour at " Noelanders", I had your entry as the winner, no doubt about that.
I met a man, who was watering your trees, and took him for the owner, maybe he was he you father.
I asked him how he managed to keep the needles of the black pine that short, and he told me, it was a 4 or 5 year scedule, and he had the link......maybe he forgot me, but I am still realy interested in the link.
I will be very happy if it can be sent to me.
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Hi Will,
As I have said before your tree which was displayed at Noelanders was great.. however what surprised me was my friend's response. I had sent the link for Noelanders photos to my club members and this is how he responded.... and attached a pic of your tree...
"Thanks Ravi. Some SUPERB Bonsai there. I loved this one - it looks like a naturally aged tree with natural dead wood, not like the artificially whitened elaborately carved deadwood on Japanese bonsai."
Of all the trees he singled out your tree for his comments...
Ravi
As I have said before your tree which was displayed at Noelanders was great.. however what surprised me was my friend's response. I had sent the link for Noelanders photos to my club members and this is how he responded.... and attached a pic of your tree...
"Thanks Ravi. Some SUPERB Bonsai there. I loved this one - it looks like a naturally aged tree with natural dead wood, not like the artificially whitened elaborately carved deadwood on Japanese bonsai."
Of all the trees he singled out your tree for his comments...
Ravi
Ravi Kiran- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
A superb panorama of talents .
It is a rare feast of all kinds of Bonsai forms designed in modern, classical styles.
My personal favourite is the only formal upright Bonsai and the sohin H.cypress.
The sohins were fantastic too.
liked the deadwood done (natural or lime-sulpheded or painted white/brown-) they are all with a purpose made from the artists viewpoint.
Interestingly the exhibits were selected thru 2-D photo and the viewers had no problem in appreciating
the 3-d exhibits in its presented form.
A fantabulous display of talents in display and photography.
Heartfelt thanks to all of them.
It is a rare feast of all kinds of Bonsai forms designed in modern, classical styles.
My personal favourite is the only formal upright Bonsai and the sohin H.cypress.
The sohins were fantastic too.
liked the deadwood done (natural or lime-sulpheded or painted white/brown-) they are all with a purpose made from the artists viewpoint.
Interestingly the exhibits were selected thru 2-D photo and the viewers had no problem in appreciating
the 3-d exhibits in its presented form.
A fantabulous display of talents in display and photography.
Heartfelt thanks to all of them.
SOUMYA MITRA- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Hello Ravi. Thankyou for your kind words. I have coloured the deadwood on my Elm in the past but it didn't work at all. Firstly Lime Sulphur and as you can guess, it looked horrible. I then tried a hint of black in the LS but this gave the deadwood no age either. With the wet rot wood hardener I use, the natural colour of the wood comes through. I am so glad that the image I was trying to convey with the carving and styling, translates and can be appreciated and understood in more tropical countries.
Guest- Guest
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wonderful trees. Im just wondering about a thing, what is the pistachio planted in? There is something about seeing trees in nice pots like that one, and the small particled "sand" that intruiges me. I think I would have to get a really really big pot, for the cat litter im using to look good. its too coarse looking, and orange that it would look good I think. Maybe its just that I havent got the pots for it for the good match.
Storm- Member
Re: My first time - at Noelanders.
Storm wrote:wonderful trees. Im just wondering about a thing, what is the pistachio planted in?
Baked loam. Fine granulation is only as top soil, rest is about 4-8mm.
Andrija Zokic- Member
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