This 缸体 has a carefully designed "wild" look that I like. It is a 缸体 that might be overlooked at first glance because you must linger to appreciate it. The change of gravel texture toward the edges draws the eye back into the aquascape the way a vignette on a photo would and the spill of large rocks in the center leads the eye along a curving path that looks very natural but I'm sure was not accidental. Very nice work. — Karen Randall
Innovative rockwork! The 底床 textures work brilliantly too. For me the weakest part of the composition is the untidy mass of stem 植物 on the left. I think I understand your intention of portraying a wild appearance but for me it's a bit too unkempt. All of the other photos especially the 3rd shot show off the aquascape magnificently. A superb effort! — George Farmer
A set of great master stones proudly set at the center of the scene - it is quite appealing. Yet the composition looks slightly imbalanced because there are 无 stones arranged on both sides of the center 石材. In Iwagumi layout the arrangement of "suteishi" (a sacrificed 石材/ornamental 石材) is an important factor of expression just like that of the master 石材. In this aquascape placing a piece of 石材 on the area of Microsorium could promote a good sense of balance to its composition. Overall it's an ambitious piece of work. — Takashi Amano
作者Cheung Wai Shan Susanna
国家/地区China
赛事年份美国 AGA 国际造景大赛 · 2008
项目组别Aquatic-Garden-200-400L
奖项1 / First Place / aga_archive_award
作品编号#71
风格Aquatic-Garden-200-400L
