Pinus Sylvestris
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Pinus Sylvestris
Hi!
This is my last acquisition. A scott pine collected 3 years ago. I bought it last week in the EDG convention in Carcassonne. It is my first future bonsai!
This is my last acquisition. A scott pine collected 3 years ago. I bought it last week in the EDG convention in Carcassonne. It is my first future bonsai!
Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
I was thinking the same. On this side, the trunck presents the best curves. But the branch is on the front, on the other side, it's on the back...
I also have a doubt about the head to choose...
I also have a doubt about the head to choose...
Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
An idea;
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Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Thanks a lot Martijn!
This is the best project I've seen, it allows me to keep everything so I got all the time to make a choice!
I'm grateful!
This is the best project I've seen, it allows me to keep everything so I got all the time to make a choice!
I'm grateful!
Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Wow so good Martijn.
Personnaly, I prefer the other face of the tree because trunc look's better (second picture)...
Great idéa.
Personnaly, I prefer the other face of the tree because trunc look's better (second picture)...
Great idéa.
stribouille- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Martijn, could you please send me your picture please? I just can't record it ...
Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Sibophone,
1/ right-click on the thumbnail, and select "Afficher l'image"
2/ it will display as a .jpg image, right-click on it, and select "Enregister l'image sous..."
Easy peasy...
1/ right-click on the thumbnail, and select "Afficher l'image"
2/ it will display as a .jpg image, right-click on it, and select "Enregister l'image sous..."
Easy peasy...
AlainK- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Starting from martijn's excellent virtual, another idea.
Maybe too much ? And anyway, it's hard to make a 2-D virtual, the curves of the tree in 3-D look very interesting.
I think the curve in the trunk is a nice feature, and the tree there has a good movement. Hiding it makes the upper part look even straighter.
Maybe too much ? And anyway, it's hard to make a 2-D virtual, the curves of the tree in 3-D look very interesting.
I think the curve in the trunk is a nice feature, and the tree there has a good movement. Hiding it makes the upper part look even straighter.
Last edited by AlainK on Tue May 19, 2009 8:33 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Forgot the pic...)
AlainK- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Thanks a lot guys! (I was using a mac that hasn't got a right clic to save...).
For the reasons I've already said, my preference goes to Martijn project. Maybe I will not use the last 10 cm, and let the left branch go a little more...
Thanks again!
For the reasons I've already said, my preference goes to Martijn project. Maybe I will not use the last 10 cm, and let the left branch go a little more...
Thanks again!
Sibophone- Member
Re: Pinus Sylvestris
Mac web browsers on OSX do have that option. If you don't have a 2-button mouse or Apple Super Mouse, use control-click instead, it does exactly the same thing.Sibophone wrote:Thanks a lot guys! (I was using a mac that hasn't got a right clic to save...).
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