Good Day to All,

Mr.Robert Steven, was very kind to have put up
images from the Taikanten 2003 on the IBC gallery.

Reply no 4 - is especially beautiful.It's not often I
see such a successful Literati.The balance and
use of negative space is stunning.
[Okay so I have a weakness for this particular style.]

Happy viewing,
Khaimraj [West Indies/Caribbean]
Very cool down here.

*Whoops guess who forgot to water his Tamarindus
Indica and has achieved too early defoliation.
Now I will have to spend the afternoon,tidying in
anticipation of new buds.[it's 36" wide as the canopy goes]

Should have been in late January.Humbug.

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Mr.Robert Steven, was very kind to have put up
images from the Taikanten 2003 on the IBC gallery.

Reply no 4 - is especially beautiful.It's not often I
see such a successful Literati.The balance and
use of negative space is stunning.
[Okay so I have a weakness for this particular style.]


Robert's pics are lovely -- if illicit :=)

Strangely, most of his pics are literati-style trees, even the
groups. Perhaps it's because he likes that style, too. I found
it refreshing that these trees look more like TREES than many
Japanese bonsai I have seen lately -- none of these
highly-sculpted, every-needle-in-its-place trees.

I'm most partial to reply #1.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Only to the
white man was nature a wilderness -- Luther Standing Bear
(Ogallala Sioux Chief)

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