JBP#4 [Ryceman3]

[Ryceman3]

Made a cut on this tree today. It's been in the pipeline due to the fact it is a definitive bar branch and pretty fundamental design flaw ... but today was the day. I'll look to grow a bit of something using the back branch to give a bit more foliage behind the trunk on the right hand side to balance it a bit more. Always nice to rectify issues and move the design forward...
It'll get a new, more appropriate pot with any luck this year to help continue that progression.

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[nathan987]

Nice work. With that branch removed, you can appreciate looking back and seeing how it extended beyond the silhouette of the tree and took away from the rest.


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[Patmet]

Very nice mate. I love what you have done with this tree. I’m a sucker for a dramatic drop or stretching branch. I like the tension it creates. Always look to your pines as a source of inspiration from Aus

[Ryceman3]

Very nice mate. I love what you have done with this tree. I’m a sucker for a dramatic drop or stretching branch. I like the tension it creates. Always look to your pines as a source of inspiration from Aus

Thanks mate, that’s nice of you to say… I try and mix it up with my tree styling but creating tension in the design of a tree can help to make it interesting which is the ultimate goal. I think you’re right that dropping/stretching branches are good for that.