Then plants in the tank have overgrown. Plants are everywhere. Although I have trimmed many times but now need a heavy trimming to give it a shape. It is looking like as a wild forest.
The photograph have taken yesterday night
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Suggestions and comments are most welcome.
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“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. This is the way to success.”
I agreed that the tank required a trimming but not heavy... you just trim the out line of the individual tree with a wavy look so that each tree can be separated from each other.. their leafs texture.. color.. should be different .. At the end in photography color compositions... shades.. is matter... already you have a blueprint of the final looking ... so go ahead to accomplish that..
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Wow.
Really lush and healthy growth.
Trimming is required, in the darker area's to make the tree's in the back visible.
if possible make the path a bit far off to the end.
A truly nice scape and possible winner if trimmed properly.
Somen Any dead fish can flow down the river but it takes a live one to swim back up stream.
parthapratim22 wrote:When you will trim and when things will come back, saying from the context of TGIAC 2014. Hope you can manage as expected. Will wait for the final PIC
The tank is just for IAPLC/AGA.
“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. This is the way to success.”
parthapratim22 wrote:When you will trim and when things will come back, saying from the context of TGIAC 2014. Hope you can manage as expected. Will wait for the final PIC
The tank is just for IAPLC/AGA.
Great, then you have good time. Make it spectacular. All the best.
