A showcase for our stones

Combining the profession (computer science) and the new hobby (the stones) I decided to create a site, as much as possible curated by aesthetic point of view, that will serve to show our stones to the Internet audience.

This don't want to be a duplicate of existing things, nor even a forum or a discussion group, but only a showcase where everyone can upload photos of its stones, to create virtual exposure over time, a kind of online suiseki museum.

At the moment there are only two friends, but I hope that the site will be enriched along the way: I will spread this initiative on various forums and social networks dealing with stones. I therefore invite everybody interested to send an email to [url=mailto:suiseki@aicon.com]suiseki@aicon.com[/url] with your name and surname: I will open to anyone who requests an account to upload his photos.

I welcome recommendations and suggestions and maybe, by those more versed than me in English and Spanish, help with the translation of the simple presentation text that I have provided. No problem in the future, if someone asks me, to add other languages.

http://suiseki.aicon.com



Hello everyone!

Hello Anin60,
Thanks for showing your great site.
I enjoyed seeing all those stones and the difference in character between collectors.
Sunip

sunip wrote:Hello Anin60,
Thanks for showing your great site.
I enjoyed seeing all those stones and the difference in character between collectors.
Sunip

Hello sunip, if you want to post some of yours photo on this site you are welcome!
Please ask for an account to suiseki@aicon.com.

Many thanks to all our friends who are uploading photos of their stones on http://suiseki.aicon.com :
Mimmo Abate, Jerry Braswell, Amedeo Ducoli, Jessie Edwards, Gian Luigi Enny, Carlo Maria Galli, Carlo Gori, Nguyen Hung Son, Andrea Inzani, Vlado Kamocsai. Fred Meyer, Luciana Queirolo, Licio Tezza, Carlo Vanni, Syron Yon...
We passed the 700 photos, get your own account!