Share Cascades [pictures please]

[leatherback]

Cascade I find a difficult style to master. And I am pretty sure, with me many! Yet.. It is a great style if done well. So.. Time to show off! Please share pictures of inspirational cascade style bonsai. Maybe your own? Or someone elses?
Anything goes!

This one I like, I think it is made by Bjorn Bjornholm

 

[Fidur]

Not sure if this helps Jelle. This one comes from a cutting I rooted 2 years ago:




6 months ago, it looked like this



But it finally ended in this composition

 

[rusticana]

Not much to see here. Mostly I just fool around. Trying out a few cascades from cuttings. plus a more mature one. Two more junipers that I planted out in the garden dangling over rocks to see how that goes?

 

[rusticana]

Not much to see here. Mostly I just fool around. Trying out a few cascades from cuttings. plus a more mature one. Two more junipers that I planted out in the garden dangling over rocks to see how that goes?

 

[Cadillactaste]

I just think of stepping down as they grow. I have a ton of semi cascades in deeper pots. That don't drop below the pot. They just are easier to secure to my bench. Ones that truly drop below the pot far less in number. My Ryusen maple...and the neagari Toyo Nishiki Chaenomeles flowering quince just slips in as the tip of the cascading branch must hang over the bench.

I threw in the Catlin Elm's dormant image. (First image) Of all my trees. I think it's structure is the easiest to follow.