This is a Chuhin Yamadori yew that I collected 10 years ago, I have slowly worked the tree down from a large double trunk to this little tree. Prior to making the photos I was undecided as to which ‘front’ I wanted for the tree. I think know, but what do you think? Please vote on your preferred front and comment as to why you have chosen. Thanks for taking part. BTW the pot is NOT the final pot for exhibition.
Today we visited the Studios of Bonsai Focus to make a photos shoot for articles in future magazines. I worked on a lovely larch and Mikey worked a Scots Pine that was collected over 10 years ago and gifted to Mikey to work on from Terry Foster.
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