Pine with new Look

I would like to show you my latest work. Last week I decided to change the aspect to one of my yamadori pines as far as possible and trying to give him some different style. Two years ago I had worked it as cascade, but obviously that was a bad design.
The thing that I want to try is to make it more compact.

Some before pics.

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Hope you like it;

Best Regards

Gabriel

Good decision. That's a flexible trunk.

I'm not sure if anyone else noticed but, this tree is upside down. I like it looks good.

The new compact look really makes it!

Hi all,

thanks for your comment. This is a yamadori Lodgepole pine that I want it give him a special care.

Regards

Gabriel

Joe Hatfield wrote:I'm not sure if anyone else noticed but, this tree is upside down. I like it looks good.

Hi Joe, I noticed it too...


Best Regrads from Chile

Gabriel

I like the change!

Joe Hatfield wrote:I'm not sure if anyone else noticed but, this tree is upside down. I like it looks good.

I don't understand what you mean by upside down. The roots seem to be in the soil.

I'm not at all sure what "...Upside down..." means. the roots are in the soil, and, the needles are pointing up...

By the way...it's still a semi cascade...drops below the lip of the pot.

Howsomeever Gab...the new "compact" form shows very well...good work...

Pat

Humor is not translated well into text I assume... Hence the smiley face.

I love the new look of the tree it is so unique. I think it would look pretty cool if you got the trunk to grow upright again. It would give the tree an "O" in the trunk, that would be cool...lol. No matter the plans for the tree it look awesome!!

First, I would like to apologize for my English language. I`ve to help
myself with Babelfish translater.

Thank you very much for your comment. Let me explain that I`m
trying to change my way working my trees to get styles that are
slightly more daring. I know I have very clear limitations on the
technical knowledge in bonsai and usually my works were boring,
as always under the lines style lines and weak curves. Since I
decided to make things better I could work with more security
but not necessarily with the correct rules of this art.

Any way; I am very grateful for your comments acwilson1 and
agree with you about the line of the trunk, so I would love to
shows another pine that I finished today where you can see
that I’m trying to follow your kindly observations. ...

Sorry,... chilean humor.


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Kind Regards to all

Gabriel
Patagonia / Chile

Gabriel wrote:I would like to show you my latest work. Last week I decided to change the aspect to one of my yamadori pines as far as possible and trying to give him some different style. Two years ago I had worked it as cascade, but obviously that was a bad design.
The thing that I want to try is to make it more compact.

Some before pics.

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Hope you like it;

Best Regards

Gabriel

Very nice job, I like it alot.

Harry

Many thanks Harry.

Regards,

Gabriel

Gabriel wrote:First, I would like to apologize for my English language. I`ve to help
myself with Babelfish translater.

Any way; I am very grateful for your comments acwilson1 and
agree with you about the line of the trunk, so I would love to
shows another pine that I finished today where you can see
that I’m trying to follow your kindly observations. ...

:lol!: Sorry,... chilean humor.


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Kind Regards to all

Gabriel
Patagonia / Chile

I LOVE IT! MORE. MORE

And, yes, since English is a second, third or forth language for many of the folks here, humor is probably best done with great care, if at all. Too easy to misunderstand.

I want to see more of this, Gabriel.

JimLewis wrote:... humor is probably best done with great care, if at all. Too easy to misunderstand.

I want to see more of this, Gabriel.

I´m agree with you Jim and I really love that you have liked my little pine.

Regards,

Gabriel