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Great forest. No comments except (and this is a purely personal opinion.) I would get rid of the rocks. I love natural penjing type settings and have made several myself but the rocks need to be part of the composition...trees hanging over rocky bluffs, sitting on mountain sides, etc. These aren't needed with the great trees. Maybe some more moss when it's shown, or some type of brown rock dressing instead of gray and you have a masterpiece.

8-Sep-2002	#2
Earl Inactive Join Date: Jan-2002 Location: Klamath Falls, OR Country: USA USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 523	Great forest. No comments except (and this is a purely personal opinion.) I would get rid of the rocks. I love natural penjing type settings and have made several myself but the rocks need to be part of the composition...trees hanging over rocky bluffs, sitting on mountain sides, etc. These aren't needed with the great trees. Maybe some more moss when it's shown, or some type of brown rock dressing instead of gray and you have a masterpiece.