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Ron you keep mentioning the lower left branch. The right branch is the one that is out of place. It seems that so far the concensus of opinion has been that the lower right branch seems to be a larger focal point than the dark spot on the trunk. I think everyone here understands the basic premise. I just think that for illustration purposes, we have a picture of a tree that has a larger focal point than maybe you intended. That branch sticks out so large that most other items are pushed significantly into the back. Just my opinion.

2-Jan-2007	#13
bonsaial1 Bonsai Doer Join Date: Aug-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: USA USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: 13SH Posts: 5,369	Ron you keep mentioning the lower left branch. The right branch is the one that is out of place. It seems that so far the concensus of opinion has been that the lower right branch seems to be a larger focal point than the dark spot on the trunk. I think everyone here understands the basic premise. I just think that for illustration purposes, we have a picture of a tree that has a larger focal point than maybe you intended. That branch sticks out so large that most other items are pushed significantly into the back. Just my opinion. __________________ A tree a day...thats all we ask.