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Nice, IMHO It would be better if the center rock is smaller and shift the 2nd biggest rock (most left) a bit to the right. Curently I feel that you have 2 focus point
Here it goes, around 1 month after set up =D
Nice, IMHO It would be better if the center rock is smaller and shift the 2nd biggest rock (most left) a bit to the right. Curently I feel that you have 2 focus point
Last edited by Shadow; 5th Jan 2008 at 11:07.
I canot really move it left anymore, But i think I going to leave it as it for the time moment, and wait till it mature.. and then see how it goes.
Growing old with this forum.. :)
Nice scape, maybe you can buy another rock to replace the center one. It will make a dramatic difference.
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nice scape indeed, i also think that the one in the centre needs to be replaced as it looks out of place.
but great job will be interesting to see how this looks in a few months time
maybe you can hack the centre piece, that 'summit' looks out of place.
if you draw a imaginery triangular from the top left corner down to the bottom right, you realised that 'summit' breaks the shape. I always thought iguwami is arranged with odd number of stones? (correct me if I'm wrong)
Iwagumi is defination for rock formation, as for you odds numbers style should be refering to Sanzon Iwagumi, which mean placing of 3 rocks. 1 bigger and 2 smaller.
The 2 smaller will be leaning toward the bigger one is call a three Buddha stones grouping by the Japanese.
Breaking down of the Japanese words
San - 3
Zon - tower/pillar
Iwa - Rock
Gumi - Group/Formation
Hope it interest you, think I will have to place another rock in the middle. to break the outline of the valley
thanks for the explanation, longfei.
Looking forward to your new setup with the rock in the middle, keep us posted.
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