Bonsaify | Bonsai Inspiration: Take a Walk Among the Wild Junipers
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Join Eric for a hike in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California, and find inspiration for your bonsai practice from the wild Junipers he captured on film.
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Share your thoughts on the trees highlighted on this hike in the comments. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for showing around in this beautiful nature.
Thanks for showing us this beautiful landscape and amazing trees!
Amazing nature!👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing this with us.
These are the types of trees that drew me to bonsai. I live in a dry area with lots of old One Seeds and I noticed the very interesting dead wood on a lot of them. Many people may just look at the foliage and think they are boring trees, and do not see the value in the trunks
Amazing trees and rock formations, very inspirational!!! Thanks for taking us along!!
Bonsai lover paradise
My god. Literally ANCIENT trees. Some of these may be thousands of years old.
Looks like you went by yourself, hopefully you had cellphone service in case you got hurt. Thanks for showing us this. It's really impressive. I hope I can visit them myself one day.
Absolutely and literally breathtaking!!
Thanks for filming this Eric. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. I would have loved to have gone up there myself but its a long way to pop over from the UK.
Absolutely gorgeous…..All the best from the uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Im in sw uk, that was really nice to see your side of the world, and those weathered trees struggling on. 😊
Where is that
Интересно, какой возраст этих деревьев?
(Google Translate, sorry for any errors... ) Вероятно, им 1000-3000 лет. Можжевельники Сьерра в аналогичных районах датировались путем подсчета колец на поперечных срезах.
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10:10 I miss American trees...
I miss them and it's only a 3 hour drive away. This was the first time I got up there this year. Every time I think about leaving California I remember the incredible inspiration that surrounds us....
What incredible trees!! The board trunk tree is amazing too. Interesting how the live veins are closest to the rocks! Definite inspiration, thanks for the video!
In regards to design (and beauty) there’s so much to take in here! Thanks for taking the time to video and to sharing your hike with us.
Great! Very instructive!
Breathtaking. Thanks.
Fantastic!
What an incredible landscape!
I was mad you didn't look at the tree to the left at 1:28 Precisely, looked like amazing Cascade bonsai yamadori.. I've paused the video to comment ,,,,getting pop corn and a nice fattin sugary pop to help me enjoy the beautiful scenary btw
For someone from FLAT South Louisiana, this place is a wonderland. I just figured the grade of the land around my home. It's .0004---- approx. 15 feet of rise in 7 MILES. Yeah, flat. Not a one natural rock around here either. Your area looks like a fantasy land. The trees are marvelous.
Thanks you Some Much. I hope you pin a few Yamadori Trees. Maybe you can get A permit to take a few. To me these are the Best Bonsai Trees Mother Nature 🌬 very Made. Peace Be With You. Thanks
Awesome video, thank you for this. Haven't had a chance to visit good inspirational spots like this yet. Will be using this video to guide me in my deadwood and Shari work. All good video and got it with good lighting too! Thank you sir 🙏
Less than an hour from me. I love being so close to the high country. I'll be up again for a day trip on 88 above Silver lake before the snow.
Beautiful place!
We all agree that the Nature is beautiful but bonsai trees usually look different from natural trees. Perfect bonsai trees often look artificial.
Looks like a grate day out in creation! Awesome video thanks!
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing!
great vid, thanks for putting together
What a place that is! Thank you for the great content
Thanks
Waouhhh!!
I am impressed by how steady you were able to hold the camera while walking up such uneven terrain. Thank you for taking us along on a trip to such eautiful scenery and awesome trees!
Gyroscopic stabilized Insta360 Go3 was the camera I used. I was disappointed with the wind noise but in the future I'll add a wind buffer over the mics.
I've read many comments from people who dont understand bonsai and think deadwooding a juniper kills it. I tell them to Google juniper pictures and ancient junipers to see this is how they really grow in nature.
It's just so important to understand how a genus like this grows in nature. There are many species that people are familiar with, but junipers generally are not what people think. Locally people just think of them as a ground/hill cover. Imagine never creating any deadwood on a juniper - all the possibilities that you're missing.
Amazing
Awesome video! Those trees are just incredible!!! Any idea how old these giants might be? Thank you
No idea...but that fin on the last one has to be thousands of years. It just takes forever to close a corner like that.
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I miss the Sierras. Moved to the South East 16 years ago and I love the Smokies, but they just don’t have the raw power of Western mountain ranges! Thank you for the inspiration and the wave of homesickness 😊
Amazing! Stunning scenery. Thanks for taking the time to film and share with us Eric. DR- Ireland
9:50 that wave is absolutely gorgeous