Highlands quiet ...

Hello My Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Invite you to enjoy and share experiences following my new landscape stone :
_ HIGHLANDS QUIET :

Thank you very much and " HAPPY NEW YEAR " to You .
Hưng - Trần .

Hi Trantanhung

Lovely stone and daiza....happy new year to you too

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Yvonne ,
and all Friends- Members IBC Forum ,
Many thanks for your best wishes and your share experience .
Continue , Invite you to enjoy and feel a landscape stone following :
1.
2.
3.
Thank you ,
Sincerely
Hưng - Trần .

Hello trantanhung-nt . see pictures posted next time I feel like Da-Bia mountain of Phu Yen province in central Vietnam

Hi Trantanhung

This is a nice front, maybe the right side, a little more backwards...how does the stone in the daiza look from this angle?.....The previus stone and daiza look very nice...


Kind regards Yvonne

Which domage that daiza are so thick .

Hello,
More like this??
Anyway exceptional stone
Sunip

Hello CONGTOAN49 ,
and all Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Many thanks for your best wishes and your share experience .
I ' m very much agree with you .
" ĐÁ BIA " landscape is here :

Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

"Well done" Hung my friend!
Oh ya! that stone is best shown in a suiban with water!
I hear a whistle? turn and see SOCCORO
a wet nake big brested beautiful women floating there staring right at me!
inviting me to remove my clothes and join her in the cool lake water,
for more fun than just a swim, quickly I strip my clothes off and dive in,
Woe! water so cold I wake up! darn, just dreaming young memories again...
stonener C:

Hi Trantanhung

Nice photo of the mountain your stone look like. I like the stone in the daiza as it is...

Kind regards Yvonne

sunip wrote:Hello,
More like this??
Anyway exceptional stone
Sunip

Hi Sunip and Harria

I cant really forget this topic, and this stone....

Harria want a more shallow daiza...and Sunip have shown a virtual...

To me, does it look like you want a cut version of the stone. Insteadt of enjoying the natural stone, in a daiza exacly deep enough......lack of understanding of what you see, can force people to cut the stone, to please.

You may probably have to be a carver to understand, and see things like that.....but I saw right away, the stone is very rounded were it meet the daiza, and that tell me the daiza need to be deep, as the stone probably also is very rounded inside the daiza, and i ask no more questions.

With this stone could I be wrong....but in many other cases is this the fact.....this daisa have elegant thin sides, and this tell me, the buttom is also as thin as can be.

You can then say, you dont like the stone, and it should not become a suiseki. Or you can understand, sometimes does a daiza need to be deeper, as the stone is natural, and have enough quality to be appreciaded as a suiseki...I think it does.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Yvonne,
Thank you for these careful thoughts.
I agree fully with you.
The shape of a daiza should not totally follow the stone but is a medium between stone and environment
in a way the stone can fully speak i feel.
This is only one thing, the possibility of an actual stone shape should be considered as well,
after all, it is the stone that counts.
The decision to alter the bottom part - a thicker daiza, - a suiban or - just plain a jitta - is an exiting thing.
My virtual was first place to show how the discussed would look, being a sort of study object.
Sunip

Hello Yvonne ,
Cong Toan 49 ,
Harria , Sunip and Stonener - My Friend ,
Thank you very much your time comments and share .
@ Yvonne :
Yvonne have given us a pretty good view of this landscape stone and its Daiza .
@ Cong Toan 49 :
This picture I took on the roat at the foot of the North Đèo Cả , Việt Nam .
@ Sunip and Harria :
Thank you your draw beautiful Daiza , but Yvonne had identified correctly this stone : and Daiza must be thick enough to suit this landscape stone .
@ Stonener - My Friends :
I also have seen as you ... is there a person in the water , quiet at the summer sun .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .