Shohin-bonsai display by Morten Albek. Awarded with the runners up prize. Judged by Vaclav Novac. Berberis thunbergii, Acer buergerianum and Potentilla fruticosa.
The past weekend I attended the national annual exhibition in the Danish Bonsai Society. The event took place at a bright place at the Danish Japanese Gardens.
This time my small shohin display was awarded with the runners up prize, judged by the head demonstrator CzechVaclav Novac, who did not fancy shohin in racks for some reason he told.
The winner was Torben Brenfeldt with a Taxus baccata and Japanese Black Pine display, and he also had a very nice five pieces display at the show. see this and the other shohin at the show at gallery below.
Here some pictures from the shohin-bonsai part of the exhibition i.e.
Chuhin display, by Morten Albek.
Needle juniper and Prunus avium with fruits.
Shohin display by Morten Albek.
Taxus baccata, Lonicera nitida, Chinese Cork Bark Elm and Japanese White Pine.
Shohin bonsai display by Torben Brenfeldt.awarded as best in show.
Judge: Vaclav Novac.
Taxus baccata. Torben Brenfeldt.
Originally trained by Martin Nielsen.
Japanese Black Pine. Torben Brenfeldt.
Shohin-bonsai display by Torben Brenfeldt.
Juniperus chinensis. Torben Brenfeldt.
Japanese Black pine. Torben Brenfeldt.
Japanese Maple. Torben Brenfeldt.
Chinese Elm. Torben Brenfeldt.
Azalea. Torben Brenfeldt.
Zelkova. Torben Brenfeldt. The tree originally imported from Japan by Martin Nielsen.
Shohin-bonsai display by Morten Albek.
Awarded with the runners up prize. Judged by Vaclav Novac.
Berberis thunbergii, Acer buergerianum and Potentilla fruticosa.
Berberis thunbergii. Morten Albek.
Acer buergerianum. Morten Albek.
Potentilla fruticosa. Morten Albek.
Mame-bonsai display by Lene Scheid. Stand produced by her husband, Rüdiger Scheid.
Hello albek ,
Congratulation for your award is always excitang to partecipate to this special events , thailand is a bit far for me to attempt , but i plane to visit one day .
The awards bring always more motivation and challenge
Wish you a lovely day
Gianni ,
From phuket thailand
Thank you Gianni. I appreciate.
Alfredo, the shohin on the book is a Cotoneaster, but the leafs may look a bit like the Lonicera nitida on a photo.
Regards
Morten
Thanks a lot for the pictures, Morten! I wonder if the lonicera nitida of yours is the one on the cover of your book.
Take care and have a good one.
Alfredo
Nice pictures! How many trees could be seen there?
The first chinese elm is chinese juniper, isn’t it? 🙂
33 bonsai displayed and 6 shohin displays. Normally much more shohin displays are presented but not this year.
Thank you for the notification. Yes it is a Juniper – now named correctly, thanks.
Hello albek ,
Congratulation for your award is always excitang to partecipate to this special events , thailand is a bit far for me to attempt , but i plane to visit one day .
The awards bring always more motivation and challenge
Wish you a lovely day
Gianni ,
From phuket thailand
Thank you Gianni. I appreciate.
Alfredo, the shohin on the book is a Cotoneaster, but the leafs may look a bit like the Lonicera nitida on a photo.
Regards
Morten
Thanks a lot for the pictures, Morten! I wonder if the lonicera nitida of yours is the one on the cover of your book.
Take care and have a good one.
Alfredo
Nice pictures! How many trees could be seen there?
The first chinese elm is chinese juniper, isn’t it? 🙂
33 bonsai displayed and 6 shohin displays. Normally much more shohin displays are presented but not this year.
Thank you for the notification. Yes it is a Juniper – now named correctly, thanks.