A few weeks ago I had a workshop and made a larix planting. Some images say more than words?

Working on positioning of the trees

Not responding doesn't mean I don't like this, but just that I don't think I have something useful to add, but it's not nice not getting any response so there it goes:

Nice! Seems that's going to look awesome.

I was going to say which one is Leatherback! , it does look well done, and will be very good once settled in. Show us it later in the year once in leaf.

m5eaygeoff wrote: I was going to say which one is Leatherback! , it does look well done, and will be very good once settled in. Show us it later in the year once in leaf.

I am afraid I am not in the picture.

This is the result after the workshop, and how I took it home, to let it settle in:

I am sure in LB´s hands it is gonna look great in few years.
I am not a fan of these pots however and would use a flat slab instead as I think it would look more realistic.
But that is just a personal taste, so never mind

Ah ha, well never mind it is a good looking Larch group, if you get fed up with it chuck it my way.

Lol. I do not like slabs

in any case.. When I got home I decided I thought the forest was a little boring, so I spend some time adding a few youngsters to the composition. I trimmed a few of the poke-in-the-eye branches (Just like Mimo has just done) and the promised myself: now the trees need some rest and get settled in:

Auk wrote: Not responding doesn't mean I don't like this, but just that I don't think I have something useful to add, but it's not nice not getting any response so there it goes:

Thx. on the Dutch forum it took 5 days before 1 person responded. I think there are 2 responses there. I think I will stop posting there. Makes no sense to have a forum where people do not respond on posts

Well done LB You gave it a bit more depths as well which is nice.
I knew you´ll make it perfect in time.
As to slabs and the pot you used - it creates 2 different images and both are actually interesting.
My idea looks like a group of trees in a park or an island, your is creating an image of group of trees in a valley, enclosed by a slopes of the hills.
Also interesting is how different versions make it look like it is closer to the viewer or further away.
Now I am interested in how you´ll manage to style the trees (when the time for that comes by) so they don´t cover each other when the needles extend fully.