Trees

[Dancealot]

Uthai Thani

[xen]

Benjasiri Park - Sukhumvit Rd .( My gf took this picture on Saturday )

[fabianfred]

[samuijimmy]

Flowing roots!

[xen]

Flowing roots!

They are just going out for a drink ! !

[samuijimmy]

Flowing roots!

They are just going out for a drink ! !

Sure looks that way.... .... and with all the fish in that pool, fertilized too

[Robby nz]

I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts.

[Dancealot]

Nawanakorn

Phone tree

[Robby nz]

A one armed paper vine hanger.

[xen]

these photos were taken in Beach road in Pattaya a few years ago . Terrible ,terrible workmanship in " loping " these poor trees.

[xen]

Cannonball tree .

Not in Thailand but in Penang Botanical Gardens (2008) ( is this allowed if it is not strictly within the borders of the Kingdom ? )

[xen]

Penang Botanical Gardens again

It looks like a Phoenix robellini to me but ,if so, it would be one of the oldest i have ever seen .

Another one in the same place. Looks like the base has been whipper sniped /line trimmer too much tho.

[xen]

Penang Botanical Gardens again .

[xen]

Shade for the Lady in Black

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

prapadeang

[xen]

A Mangrove as a pot plant - Pattaya Nursery .

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

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these photos were taken in Beach road in Pattaya a few years ago . Terrible ,terrible workmanship in " loping " these poor trees.

i thought that too first few times i saw it. I thought they had effectively killed them

those trees come back in weeks. the way they llop them is entirely practical and the aesthetics take care of themselves

[xen]

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these photos were taken in Beach road in Pattaya a few years ago . Terrible ,terrible workmanship in " loping " these poor trees.

i thought that too first few times i saw it. I thought they had effectively killed them

those trees come back in weeks. the way they llop them is entirely practical and the aesthetics take care of themselves

i have a fair bit to do with arboricultural industry and i initially took those photos to illustrate exactly what a bad job it was.. . Without going into the technicalities , it is no way to treat a tree and the tree will never recover properly . The foliage may cover damage but there will be decay around the wounds and the new foliage will never be able to develop structural strength in the new growth. But then again i love trees .

[Robby nz]

From an old stump a new tree has grown... eternal life.

[samuijimmy]

Not sure how I have missed the Penang Botanical Gardens, in my few travels there... going to have to check that out if I get down there again! There were two good botanical gardens I visited in Sabah State in Borneo, My.

As for this comment Xen, "i initially took those photos to illustrate exactly what a bad job it was.." right on, so typical of how they go about pruning here though .... I cringe when I see the chopper coming! No undercuts even if the do use a saw, which is rare!

Here's a rather sad looking tree in a pot.... on one of Penangs' streets!

[Dancealot]

Koh Phangang baby mangrove tree

[Robby nz]

Paddy tree

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

Koh Phangang baby mangrove tree

in focus and in colour, i like it. Srithanu? hin kong?

[Dancealot]

in focus and in colour, i like it. Srithanu? hin kong?

Thanks!

Haad Yao, Phangang, I think more towards Hin Kong.

[Dancealot]

The mother mangrove and the baby's.

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

forgive me but sharpened with a bit of a push on vibrance pulls out the texture of the tiles and wall. nice shot btw

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

The mother mangrove and the baby's.

ill be there september october, god i cant wait

[Dancealot]

forgive me but sharpened with a bit of a push on vibrance pulls out the texture of the tiles and wall. nice shot btw

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Jimmy.

It is quite an improvement, Nicely done, GDD.

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

forgive me but sharpened with a bit of a push on vibrance pulls out the texture of the tiles and wall. nice shot btw

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Jimmy.

It is quite an improvement, Nicely done, GDD.

thanks, personally, i would have not shot the gate and focused on the wall and the door. i find the gate distracting/

[Dancealot]

thanks, personally, i would have not shot the gate and focused on the wall and the door. i find the gate distracting/

But if the gate was not there, you would be able to focus more. Subsequently controlling the subject's presentation more forcefully..

Is this what you mean?