Styling for a pine

I found this pine growing at the side of my yard, I think it is either a virginia or scotch. It has a decent taper and not bad branching, formal upright. The problem is that most of the branch come from the same point as many pines do. I want a look that is not the left, right, back styling and medium age (crown a little pointed and branches not so wide.). I want the tree to look natural with out looking like a bad styling. Any advice along with picture examples would be great. (any conifer in this style works).
About this old


Thanks

Jake

hi.
any chance of a pic of the real tree - otherwise youy will get virts or pictures that will not fit your actual material.

thanks Marcus

Yeah I can try to get a decent one tomorrow but really virts or other peoples tree that fit into this category is fine. I just wanted examples and also styling advice.

Heres some




The tree is not as nice as i remembered, so it might stay in the ground for awhile now

hi,
yes I would leave it and keep looking - there are so many pines that are not particularly suitable as bonsai material, and young seedlings that have grown spoked branches and very long gaps between them fit that group perfectly.

happy hunting,

marcus

Thanks, I will just leave it alone. I am just trying to make a nice formal upright pine, not to old because that is whats around my area.