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C.ton · 04-09-2007, 02:47 PM

sigh...i guess i'm the only one to see the contradiction, anyways this thread about about the scape and not philosophy, so we'll get back on topic.

the new, less turbulent picture is more attractive and very calming imo, when i look into this tank i now see a trail on the mountain side with a little creek that trails deep into the forest, meaning that this tank has a sense of dept. in comparison though, i see no resemblance to the scape witch you model this after, witch isn't a bad thing because when i look at the other picture, i see a pieace of land or mound that has different plants growing on it and that's about it but when i look at your tank, there seems to be more detail and the initial feel is much different.

only thing that maybe you could try is trim the moss in a way that it looks more jag-et and less round, that comment was mostly intended for the moss stick that's on the right side of the "trail"

04-09-2007, 02:47 PM	#143 (permalink)
C.ton Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 107 iTrader Ratings: 6 iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 9650	Re: ADA 60cm Spring 2007 sigh...i guess i'm the only one to see the contradiction, anyways this thread about about the scape and not philosophy, so we'll get back on topic. the new, less turbulent picture is more attractive and very calming imo, when i look into this tank i now see a trail on the mountain side with a little creek that trails deep into the forest, meaning that this tank has a sense of dept. in comparison though, i see no resemblance to the scape witch you model this after, witch isn't a bad thing because when i look at the other picture, i see a pieace of land or mound that has different plants growing on it and that's about it but when i look at your tank, there seems to be more detail and the initial feel is much different. only thing that maybe you could try is trim the moss in a way that it looks more jag-et and less round, that comment was mostly intended for the moss stick that's on the right side of the "trail"