My suiseki collections

Hello Huu Hiep,
Thank you for posting these magnificent Vietnamese stones.
I enjoyed contemplating on them.
Sunip

trantanhung_nt wrote: Hello Hữu Hiệp ,
For me , texture , shape and style of presentation , I think it is a very beautiful landscape Suiseki described .
However , the hope is that you will get more experience sharing in people - Friends here .
Thank you .
Hưng - Trần .

Thanks Mr. Hung Tran so much for sharing your feeling with me on my suisekis. I 'll try my best. Huu Hiep

sunip wrote:Hello Huu Hiep,
Thank you for posting these magnificent Vietnamese stones.
I enjoyed contemplating on them.
Sunip

Thanks Mr. Sunip so much for your compliment, very nice words. Huu Hiep

Hello HuuHiep
I love the humble simplicity of the stone
and the well measured daiza.
Sunip

sunip wrote:Hello HuuHiep
I love the humble simplicity of the stone
and the well measured daiza.
Sunip

Hi Sunip,

Thank for your comments.
You know, some people have the same ideas. It looks like terraced fields in North of Vietnam. Sharing with you

Hello HuuHiep
Did you changed the picture of the first stone?
The first was more clear, or am i dreaming?
The stone gives a nice landscape drawing,
a rock in a stream with two figures looking to the other side.
Sunip

sunip wrote:Hello HuuHiep
Did you changed the picture of the first stone?
The first was more clear, or am i dreaming?
The stone gives a nice landscape drawing,
a rock in a stream with two figures looking to the overside.
Sunip

Hi Sunip,

What picture? Does the rice field? That is a real landscaping in real world .
Thank you for your feeling.
Best wishes

Hiep

Hi HuuHiep. Hi Sunip.

Thanks for sharing stone images, HuuHiep. I agree with what Sunip recently has noted & how he expressed it:
- "I love the humble simplicity of the stone
and the well measured daiza."
- "The stone gives a nice landscape drawing,
a rock in a stream with two figures looking to
the overside (other side)."

We are fortunate to communicate with openness to expression. I imagine Harria wishes more rigorous standards for stones and mountings referenced as suiseki and daiza. I share niggling desire for more-perfected craft and refinement of distinction between viewing stones and suiseki. Immediately, I see my stone friends HuuHiep (a masterful stone collector) & Sunip (a masterful stone collector and commentator) share feeling that embraces others (including me) in its warmth.

Hello HuuHiep
The rice field image is peacefully flowing through my mind.
However the stone i was talking about is this one,
it has for me the quality of a fine ink painting.
Hello Chris,
Thank you for your thoughts. (and, i changed it to -the other side- in the post)
Sunip

Chris Cochrane wrote:Hi HuuHiep. Hi Sunip.

Thanks for sharing stone images, HuuHiep. I agree with what Sunip recently has noted & how he expressed it:
- "I love the humble simplicity of the stone
and the well measured daiza."
- "The stone gives a nice landscape drawing,
a rock in a stream with two figures looking to
the overside (other side)."

We are fortunate to communicate with openness to expression. I imagine Harria wishes more rigorous standards for stones and mountings referenced as suiseki and daiza. I share niggling desire for more-perfected craft and refinement of distinction between viewing stones and suiseki. Immediately, I see my stone friends HuuHiep (a masterful stone collector) & Sunip (a masterful stone collector and commentator) share feeling that embraces others (including me) in its warmth.

Hi Chris,

Thank you for your nice words. I always try my best to post the suisekis (the stone with a suitable Daiza). I would like this forum is the page for displaying suisekis not stones. However, If it is possible, another forum for stone collectors displaying any stone collected from them. They want to share with everybody stones which is indecisive to make Daiza or not?

Best wishes,

HuuHiep

sunip wrote:Hello HuuHiep
The rice field image is peacefully flowing through my mind.
However the stone i was talking about is this one,
it has for me the quality of a fine ink painting.
Hello Chris,
Thank you for your thoughts. (and, i changed it to -the other side- in the post)
Sunip

Hi Sunip,

Oh, I am really sorry I misunderstand your words. But know I got it.

For this stone, some my Vietnamese friends have the same ideas like you. You know, Sunip when I saw it I love it at once. But in my opinion, I saw a palace which is silhouetted against the water of the pool. See attached photo. Other details was decribed completely by you. Thank you so much for your nice comments



Best wishes,

Huu Hiep

Hi Huuhiep

A face that have a story, and talk to me....thanks for sharing.....Daiza nice, interesting and not to big.

Kind regards yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Huuhiep

A face that have a story, and talk to me....thanks for sharing.....Daiza nice, interesting and not to big.

Kind regards yvonne

Thank so much for your nice words. This Daiza is my variation not tradition. I am happy you also like this Daiza. Thanks again.

Best wishes,

Hiep

Another suiseki from my collection sharing with you

Hello Huu Hiep,
This island stone is like a Phenix or a figure waving his robe.
In the virtual a tilted the top of the stone a bit to the left side as i feel it stands more stable and powerfull,
how do you feel about it?
Sunip

Thanks Sunip so much. Wow, It is a good idea.

Happy land



Leaves falling in Autumn



Mountain





Hunting




Sharing with you

Hello Hữu Hiệp ,
I see a lot of flowers and butterflies in picture No 2 , I looked it is very lively .
Thank you your images .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .