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17-Dec-2007
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Dec-2007
Location: Padua
Country: Italy
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Movie Chinese Bonsais original... link situated movie and site
Hi to all I am David From Italy are a new one enrolled, Chinese Bonsai is a fan of Bonsai Lately has found an interesting situated, and would want with true appeals to to share also with all you of the forum. In this important situated Chinese movie liberations of manifestations can be unloaded Bonsai with exemplary of rare beauty some comment to you from the creator masters of these works of art!!!. For all the friends del forum directory here of continuation the link del situated in issue, a link of a wonderful one movie Chinese Bonsai della duration of 21 minuteren and link a last manifestation Bonsai carried out in China in the province Guangdong on 2007
Good vision and to all!! NB: in order to visualize correctly Chinese to install Chinese language Start > Panel of control international Options and the language > language > installs the rows of the languages of oriental Asia > Apply > OK Link http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/shy.html Situated Chinese Bonsai http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/scj/mov/%CA...B3%C9%B7%A2.wmv Movie collection Bonsai of master Cinese http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/bbs/dispbbs...=1&ID=4429&page One series of relative photos to the exhibition Bonsai 22/10/2007 in Guangdong (China) |
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17-Dec-2007
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bonsaiTALK Master
Join Date: Apr-2006
Location: Z5b
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Grazi!!! Amazing trees! Can't believe how large they are (the last link), but also how creative all the others are in the other links. Talk about breaking rules - and somehow the 'rules' just seem silly. There is a lightness to many of the designs that you don't see very often in more traditional (Japanese?) bonsai, almost a wispiness that makes literati look stiff and (sorry) cookie cutter. Suddenly I want to try to get out of the box of years of rules (even ones we supposedly 'break') and try to ten new directions at once. Am I raving? Maybe, but what a great way to be shaken up!
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18-Dec-2007
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Dec-2007
Location: Padua
Country: Italy
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Re : Hi Cathie
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Hello Cathie Ciao Cathie Thanks in order to have answered to my message, she has been much kind from part yours I'm much happy one that finds that site Chinese interesting, adores also I those wonderful Chinese Bonsais, I find them therefore natural. I assure to you that it has been also my joy and astonishment when I have seen these wonderful works of art Chinese It pardons my English bad one, but I know very little this language, fortunately me helps a program for the translation, I hope is understood In the site Chinese http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/shy.html that you have found in my message yesterday contents are several movie, this evening leaves a link you in order to unload an other movie a lot much beautiful draft of an exhibition of Bonsai carried out in China, is sure will appeal to a lot to you!! then you will say what to me of it tasks, I even hope will serve also like source of inspiration for your new Bonsai in the style penjing Link illustrative page of the movie: http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/gdfc/zs-hp.html Link Movie: http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/gdfc/mov/%B...D0%C2%C6%AA.wmv Wonderful bonsai Chinesi Other Link Photos Bonsai http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/bbs/dispbbs...&ID=4426&page=1 http://www.bonsai.gd.cn/bbs/dispbbs...replyID=&skin=1 |
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20-Dec-2007
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
 
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G'day David61,
Absolutely amazing, there are no words strong enough to express my gratitude for you downloading those URLS. I just spent a number of hours and downloaded 250 plus pics and 3 movies, fantastic mate. I love Chinese Pensi [bonsai] more than I can tell you, just knew that there was some terrific stuff out there and so now because of you and your generousity, I've got some....well many thanks to you mate. Best of the season's greetings to you. Nigel
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20-Dec-2007
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Attila Soos
 Join Date: Jan-2002
Location: Los Angeles, California
Country: USA
Posts: 1,946
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Looking at those endless rows of bonsai stock (all nursery-grown), it looks like the Chinese have so much material that they could supply the whole world with high quality pre-bonsai.
Considering that the Europeans and most countries from Asia can import those with no problem (and at very reasonable cost), we Americans can only wish of having such an endless supply. The interesting thing about seing those trees is that they have a very unique Chinese flavor, that we could never achieve, even after growing bonsai stock for the next 20 years. I would find it very exciting to work on such exotic material, they make one "think outside of the box". |
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20-Dec-2007
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Bonsai In Oak Ridge, NC
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David,
Thank you very much for the links to Chinese bonsai. They are a very good inspiration to strive for. Are you from China living in Italy? Regards, Mac |
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22-Dec-2007
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Jan Olav
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Thank you very much for sharing the links. I have been looking around the web for 2 years trying to find pictures like this. I just love those trees. The size is amazing. I have to go out and look for more penjing material asap. No more japanese umbrella rules!
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22-Dec-2007
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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G'day Attila, I'm rather surprised at what you say, as I understand things, the U.S.A., is a huge counry, smothered I would guess in terrific and extremely old yamadori, just for the finding and taking....No? Season's greetings to ya mate, Nigel
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26-Dec-2007
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Attila Soos
Join Date: Jan-2002
Location: Los Angeles, California
Country: USA
Posts: 1,946
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Sure, we've got the best yamadori. But it is one thing, having to obtain all the permissions, taking days off work (don't have too many of those), and going yamadori hunting in the mountains, where if you are lucky, you end up finding one or two good ones, but often, nothing. Not to mention the hazards that come with such an activity, such as getting lost, getting injured or killed, getting bitten by rattlesnakes and scorpions, getting mauled/killed by a cougar or bear, getting assaulted by members of a right-wing survivalist colony, or getting your car stolen in a remote vally when nobody can find you, etc (I actually have quite a few of the above on my checklist, from the past).
It is another thing sitting in your home and ordering a few of these great nursery-grown material whenever you wish, with a click of a button or a phone call. I think I'd prefer the latter, although I love to get out in the wild as often as I can. Last edited by Attila : 26-Dec-2007 at 01:42 PM. |
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26-Dec-2007
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bonsai pinoy
Join Date: Oct-2007
Location: FAIRVIEW, QUEZON CITY
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to david
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hi. just viewed the link and i'm very thankful to you my friend for sharing this wonderful site...soooo bautiful bonsai trees to watch..welcome and more power to you david.....
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