The development process for a suiseki - "The Cave". http://suisekiart.com/2008/06/05/the-cave/
1. Eel River stone collected in 2006.
A stone must follow the "rule of three sides" or san men no hō. It must have good balance left-right, up-down, and back-front. Clearly this stone lying flat does not have that quality. It is monotonous, with no peak and no focus point.
A stone must follow the "rule of three sides" or san men no hō. It must have good balance left-right, up-down, and back-front. Clearly this stone lying flat does not have that quality. It is monotonous, with no peak and no focus point.
1. Eel River stone collected in 2006.
A stone must follow the "rule of three sides" or san men no hō. It must have good balance left-right, up-down, and back-front. Clearly this stone lying flat does not have that quality. It is monotonous, with no peak and no focus point.
A stone must follow the "rule of three sides" or san men no hō. It must have good balance left-right, up-down, and back-front. Clearly this stone lying flat does not have that quality. It is monotonous, with no peak and no focus point.
Camera: Canon (Canon Powershot Pro1) |
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Original size: 1024px x 636px |
Current: 800px x 497px |
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