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While I am going through my photos from the convention I thought I might share a few of the bonsai that were on display. The below pics are only a selection of the trees that were on display as I didn’t have the time I thought I might to take photos of the full exhibition. Enjoy.
- Chinese Elm
- Chinese Elm
- English Elm
- Banksia
- Radiata Pine, Trident Maple
- Plum
- Radiata Pines
- Calistamon
- Banksia
- Washington Thorn??
- Juniper
- Chinese Elm
- Trident Maples
- Olive
- Cedars?
- English Elm
- Japanese Black Pine
- Maritime Pine
- Chinese Elm, Trident Maple
- Shimpaku
- Radiata Pine
- Alder??
- Radiata Pine
- Chinese Elm
- Needle Juniper
- English Elm
This last weekend I went down to Footscray and had a look at the Bonsai Northwest Inc.’s annual show. This year there had been a change in venue to the Footscray community arts centre which turned out to be a great success. The exhibition space was skirted in black curtains which provided a great backdrop for the trees.
Having been involved in the Victorian scene for a while now it is good to see that every year the quality of both trees and displays are on the rise.
All those who exhibited and worked on setting up the venue should be proud of their work, the exhibition looked fantastic. Hopefully this year is a sign of things to come in the future and also a hint of the quality we might expect at next years AABC convention which is being hosted by this club.
I did manage to get some photos but unfortunately my camera struggled with the lighting as it is a small point and shoot. Some of those pictures are below:
- The view upon walking in the entry. What a great venue!
- More of the display.
- Evergreen Alder
- A radiata pine
- A wild looking chinese elm.
- Another pyracantha covered in berries.
- A large banksia. (Australian Native)
- A large formal upright radiata
- The tokonoma. English elm, fallen leaf and Scroll painted by a member.
- The english elm close up.
- Olive
- A radiata pine group.
- A pyracantha with a heavey crop of fruit.
- One of the heavest crops of berries i have seen.