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Great post, Sean! I could really relate to it, having been persuaded to re climb trees once or twice... Sometimes the client (who is watching you) doesn't bother mentioning that additional limb or two untill you are back on the ground. I find removals far easier to accurately estimate time...

Just seems like you ran out of ink, or time, mebbe. For instance, those service lines look (to my tainted eye) like they will still have limbs growing into them post pruning! kinda hard to tell based on one photo from one angle.

Whaddya mean "the dark side"? I like Mick's work! It's growing on me. Also like the objective and specs mentioned in the photo. Your chop marks seem capricious and arbitrary. Unsure how well that particular haircut would achieve the stated objective.

True, Stig. Those poplars survive incredible hardship, somehow.

I was tempted to say you had maximalisted that tree (like a deranged Russian), but am feeling too mellow for such drama.

Neat job, Mick. Am unaware of any tree companies that do that kinda work up in this part of the world.

Might I wonder why the trees in the last two photos "need" a reduction? Cause I'm curious, is all. Some thinning could be beneficial, imo. Doing nothing might also be equally beneficial.