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Old 19-Nov-2002   #21
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So many options when you have great material. So far every virtual I have seen of this tree are great. Love have options.
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Old 19-Nov-2002   #22
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Carl....I love the shorties......but look at it a taller? What do you think??


Not bad at all - put personally I think that the transition zone from massive base to single leader is too abrupt and so the tree seems out of proportion. I think you need some foliage there to help out. Just my 2 cents. I'll may try another virtual for this one when I get a chance; the previous image was just one of the ideas that came to mind.

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Old 20-Nov-2002   #23
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Not bad at all - put personally I think that the transition zone from massive base to single leader is too abrupt and so the tree seems out of proportion.


Ya, I saw that too, but I thought the left deadwood could trick the minds eye into seeing the taper. Is this a no-no?
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I'd lower the canopy, myself.

Rather than seeing a taper, I see a sucker coming out of a big stump.

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Carl,

Yup it does look better lowered. Sucker? young shoot coming from the base of the plant? I know what your saying tho.....

Still alot of options with this one. Can anyone see windswept?


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Can see it but I wouldn't want to see it as wind swept though.

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