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Do you mean "far view" as smaller trees in front and larger trees in the back? I haven't seen too many of these either, but I think that is because most people want to showcase their biggest trees by placing them in front. Also I think the near view is a better optical illusion, it makes the forest seem even bigger rather than something in the distance.

To me alludes to imagery of a towering forest that seems to be falling over onto me.

28-Nov-2005	#2
soonami bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Oct-2005 Location: Philadelphia Country: USA USDA Zone: 7 AHS Heat Zone: 6 Posts: 1,043	Do you mean "far view" as smaller trees in front and larger trees in the back? I haven't seen too many of these either, but I think that is because most people want to showcase their biggest trees by placing them in front. Also I think the near view is a better optical illusion, it makes the forest seem even bigger rather than something in the distance. To me alludes to imagery of a towering forest that seems to be falling over onto me.