Humes Japanese Stroll Garden
Excerpt from a longer film currently in production with the Garden Conservancy. The Humes Japanese Stroll Garden, created for Ambassador John P. Humes and designed by Douglas DeFaya, is a seamless integration of Japanese landscape design with the woodland terrain of Long Island's North Shore. The film explores the history and design of the Japanese hill and pond garden as well as larger conservation efforts at the Humes Preserve.
Camera and editing by Michael and David Udris
Directed by Michael and David Udris
In the garden with James Petry Jr., assistant to Douglas DeFaya.
Recent shot from a traditional Japanese tea ceremony at the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden, led by the Omotesenke Domonkai Eastern Region.
James Hall interviewing garden designer Francois Goffinet at PepsiCo's Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Garden.