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Saga-giku - spider chrysanthemum
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A long traditition....
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Chinese priests grew them in pots....
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Chrysanthemum - Japan's national flower
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Chrysanthemum growing with Japanese flavour
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Controlling plant shapes...
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Quintessential Japanese flower
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Respect for traditional types
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Saga-giku - extra long petals
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Saga-giku - both strange and compelling
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Chrysanthemum Festival at Yushima Tenjin (1)
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Chrysanthemum Festival at Yushima Tenjin (2)
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Sagano hikari - pure yellow
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Kengai - cascade form of display (detail)
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Ozukuri bed - original style
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Sagano yuki - white spider chrysanthemum
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Ozukuri bed - white dome- shaped
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Edo-giku - classical chrysanthemum
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Ozukuri bed - yellow dome-shaped
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Closer detail of the yellow dome
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Kengai bed - cascade style
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Cascade style in yellow
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Macro - red flames
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Macro - yellow flames
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Edo-giku
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Bontei display(1)
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Bontei display (2)
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Bontei display (3)
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Album Description:
This album is dedicated to our friend Trudy [hamiltrudy] and [hamiltrudy1] as a way of thanking her for the friendship and attention she keeps showering on me and my wife [shukun20]. THANK YOU, TRUDY!!!!
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20 comments
Hi Yoshiyuki, Thank you very much for sharing these wonderful pictures of chrysanthemums. I have always been fond of these lovely flowers. I have downloaded quite a few, but due to contstaints of time, will have to return later to finish the album. Best wishes from England, Kathryn
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kathjones100 2007.08.29 at 12:30:01 PDT
So many varieties and such beautiful displays! I have really enjoyed this album - thank you for sharing these wonderful images. Best wishes, Mandy (UK)
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mistywisp 2006.08.13 at 19:53:22 PDT
I am here on another visit to my favorite album. Treasures to look at again and again...thanks!!!!! Trudy
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hamiltrudy1 2006.05.18 at 09:01:33 PDT
Another beautiful album. Thank you for letting us see your national flower, the way they are grown, the many varieties, and the great capture of the same. Nancy
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bcharpen3 2006.04.15 at 08:20:11 PDT
<font color="navy"> <b>Congratulations on being the featured member of the week. Keep up the good work, your albums are great. Michel
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nttl2k1 2006.04.14 at 18:18:53 PDT
Your captures of the Chrysanthemum is superior to any I have ever seen. Excellent composition, lighting and presentation. Thank you for sharing these wonderful captures. Well done! Chrysanthemums are my passion - I loved them every since living in Yokohama and as a child when my father was at Fort Zama. I remembered the smell of the flower shops - it always smelled of wonderful Chrysanthemums. I have been looking for a spider that you called sagano yuki - I was given one by my wife and had it for 17 years. I lost it during a move. I am hope to find another soon. Thank you, again. Respectfully, Srapada, California
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srapada 2006.03.31 at 21:00:39 PST
I love your Albums - That made me an opportunity to get to know your photos,too! I like your type and style of photography a lot!I like nature,butterflies,textur e,and things like that. Your photos are sharp and colourful and very well composed -- Brian
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waterl00 2006.03.03 at 16:38:55 PST
Great use of colour. I just love chrysanthemums. These make the ones in my New Zealand garden look like a poor second. Thankyou for sharing. Bernard
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volvob12 2006.03.02 at 14:20:48 PST
Hello, What a wonderful collection of pictures. I hadn't realised just how diverse chrysanthemums were. I particularly like the Sagu-giku - as you say they are both strange and compelling! thank you for sharing them....Gilly
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gardengilly 2006.02.18 at 07:39:07 PST
loved the photos of the chrysanthemums in Japan. Only the Japanese can produce such magnificent blooms and displays of them. Beautiful photos - thanks.
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jaydeh 2006.02.13 at 18:04:31 PST
Hi, just another visit to make sure the album is still here. I love to view it and see new things all the time, thank you again, best wishes... Trudy
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hamiltrudy1 2006.01.27 at 09:51:47 PST
Absolutely beautiful. You are most artistic and poetic. I love the view through your eyes. Marynella, Pensacola, FL.
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nella153 2006.01.26 at 06:30:45 PST
That "spider" is some flower. Super shot. Enjoyed the walk and seeing the show through your eyes! Gin the artist
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oceanloves 2006.01.21 at 04:23:34 PST
Hi, Yoshiyuki. After a longtime far from Webshots, I come again and I find this wonderful, incredible, awesome album... I have seen flowers that I have never imagine them could exist. Thanks for sharing this wonder. My best wishes from Barcelona. Joana
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serena_100 2005.12.17 at 06:46:24 PST
Me ha encantado su album de hermosos crisantemos. Felicitaciones por sus fotografias.De y desde Temuco- Chile.
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floresta106100100 2005.12.13 at 04:34:29 PST
Hello again Yoshiyuki, truly amazing! I have never seen such an exhibition of Chrysanthemums. In fact although I thought I knew a little about chrysanths I have never seen those special shapes before, thankyou for enlightening me. My favorites are still the large incurve ones, they have a special romance for me. Eric
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ericy102 2005.11.22 at 14:25:41 PST
Hi again, I am so honored with this dedication and it has made my day. Thank you both for your dedication to the art of photography which gives us so much pleasure. Webshots should be proud that you are a memeber!!! Trudy
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hamiltrudy1 2005.11.22 at 10:00:42 PST
Hi Yoshiyki and Gabriella, If Trudy is lost for words I am truly absolutely astounded, I have never ever seen any thing like it, a real wonderful show of the art of growing Chrysanthemmums, all captured so beautifully in your wonderful camera skill, I have emensly enjoyed this trip through a veritable wonderland, I have many favourites, in fact all of them but in #62 and several like the art is really shown with each stem and flower with its own collar, and #80 the colour is such a glorious shade of mauve I would suppose, I could go on and on but I am sure you wouldbe bored, suffice to say this I can see in the big lights of a feature, take care my friends and god bless for bring such wonders to our sceen, Ken Ps I have just noticed that I am doing this from my other site please forgive me
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saxonfenken 2005.11.22 at 09:48:36 PST
Hello Yoshiyuki, Dear Friend, what a wonderful recognition of Trudy. Flowers are always great theme to capture their beauty. You have mastered composition in these images and colors are amazing. As you noticed on some my photos from travel to Egypt the quality of images are affected by strong Red Sea winds. However, majority of photos are okay because were taken inland. Egypt and ancient sites are spectacular I will chronologically keep my presentation as our sightseeing of Egypt will develop to the full excitement of visiting the most known antiquity in the world. Friendly greetings, Rafal
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komierowski1800 2005.11.22 at 09:40:44 PST
Hello! I am really at a loss of words to describe the pleasure I had viewing this album. What splendor. I was not aware of the culture of these flowers in Japan, and since this is one of my favorite flowers, I especially enjoyed this album. I think # 50 is my first pick, and closely followed by # 63,65,67 and 70. Thanks so much for all the information along with the images... Trudy-Oregon
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hamiltrudy1 2005.11.22 at 07:54:10 PST
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