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Bonsai IV: 1625 Miyajima White Pine
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David J. Bookbinder
Miyajima White Pine This bonsai tree has been in “training” since 1625 and survived the Hiroshima blast. For more on its remarkable history, see Hiroshima Survivor at the National Bonsai Foundation’s website. More anon, David Discussion: Art, Healing, and Transformation group Flower Mandalas Project group Cultivating Creativity group Request the 15 Flower Mandalas screensaver: Fifteen…
Bonsai III, U.S. National Arboretum
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David J. Bookbinder
Blue Atlas Cedar bonsai, U.S. National Arboretum Wondering how many of you, out there, find solace and meditation through engaging with nature? More anon, David Discussion: Art, Healing, and Transformation group Flower Mandalas Project group Cultivating Creativity group Request the 15 Flower Mandalas screensaver: Fifteen Flower Mandalas © 2009, David J. Bookbinder davidbookbinder.com
Bonsai II, U.S. National Arboretum
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David J. Bookbinder
Japanese White Pine, U.S. National Arboretum Discussion: Art, Healing, and Transformation group Flower Mandalas Project group Cultivating Creativity group Request the 15 Flower Mandalas screensaver: Fifteen Flower Mandalas © 2009, David J. Bookbinder davidbookbinder.com
Bonsai I, U.S. National Arboretum
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David J. Bookbinder
American Beech Bonsai, U.S. National Arboretum I seem to be moving away from writing and more toward imaging, and toward imaging beyond the flower mandala series. So I’m posting occasional images from my other nature series. This is the first of a sequence of images of Bonsai trees. I’d be very interested in hearing from…
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