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Juniper (on lefty) and Mama rose and father and mother to Mirabelle (lying down behind Mama Rose) and Pablo (not in this photo). Juniper and Mama Rose were rescued from a terrible abuse situation, and Mirabelle and Pablo were born at Tamerlaine Sanctuary a short time later.
I have been taking pictures at farm sanctuaries for fourteen tears. This is only the second time I have photo graphed a family where both parents were present.
Tamerlaine Sanctuary if in Montague NJ.
I stood there shooting individual juniper sprigs for an embarrassing amount of time. This was my favorite.
I decided to try cropping out the porta-potty and the car. I don't do a lot of cropping, but I think this is a great improvement!
This is my friend Juniper's house, just outside of Friday Harbor, WA. She runs a guest house called Juniper Lane Guest House. It is a delightful place and I've been staying there regularly since she opened it in 2004. If you are ever going to Friday Harbor, I highly recommend staying there. Tell her Ryan the bike geek from Portland sent you.
www.juniperlaneguesthouse.com/
This is the view from the back deck. I love the green bike in middle of the shot. I need to edit out the spot in the top left corner, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
The skate park at the Juniper Community Center features 4 bowls for skaters of any skill level. It also has several street elements including fun boxes, stairs and rails.
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First of season, in shadows and a long way off...
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Not only the full color has returned and additional growth
and new bud formation this can in two months earn a shaping.
I think what should be done is new bud removal by light shaping I'd still like this a bit more compact before shortening longest branches Its now branch diameter I'm looking for and that's done by leaving it untrimmed but leaving it without trimming doesn't add new branch production and fullness.
As it stands its better looking with all the new that's going on
and I haven't killed it, I think its due to now knowing each trees growing cycle and when to do work and when not too .
and then....
As I look at this image I saw a radical removal idea that's not out of the question, since this trunk is wonderfully fat and cool looking, I just saw a major reduction point (in red) but it doesn't mean it will happen it would be a new shorter apex point , and the second leader branch could be further reduced back with many apex points to choose from but it would look killer!
poor choice of word .