The lake ...

Hello ,
I send to you a new stone , it describes the lake , mountains and a plateau ...
Hopefully my friends will love it .
Thank you ,
Sincerely .
Hưng - Trần .
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Hello Hung Tran,
Thank you for showing.
How about this display and some brushing and rubbing of the stone to enhance the character.
Sunip

Hello SUNIP ,
Thank concerns with your good suggestions .
( I can expand than sand in Suiban ground ? )
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

( I can expand than sand in Suiban ground ? )
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .[/quote]
Hello,
I think sand or water would be fine.
It would be interesting to see what other feel about this.
Sunip

Hello Sunip ,
and all Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Thank you very much your good suggestions .
Today , I send continue to you The lake No 2 following ...
_ CALM LAKE :
Thank you your feeling and share .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Hello Hưng - Trần,
Thank you for showing us such a very nice waterpool stone.
The waterpool is placed a bit on the right side of the center of the stone which works very well.
Sunip

Hello ,
I send to you continue a photo description of " quiet lake " following :

Thank you .
Hưng - Trần .

Hey Hung both are very nice stones,
No 2 one we had seen before?
both DESERVE a nice daiza,
No 1 one is breathtakingly beautiful,
could use some brushing and rubbing,
as Sunip suggest!...
stonener

Hello Stonener - Our Friends ,
Oh ! This lake stone looked very similar my other old lake stone before ...
Now I send to you a landscape stone also describes a NATURAL LAKE following :
Thanks for the comments and share your opinion .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .
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regarding the lake stone in the first picture. Is that a suibon or doban, I couldn't tell from the photo.

Hello Dick Benbow ,
I' ve put it to sink in the sand , and both in a shallow tray ceramic ( It ' s called SUIBAN ? )
Thank you very much your comments .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .
Another lake stone following ... Invite you to enjoy and share . Thank you .
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Hello,
Nice stones with good surface for wet stones.
I notice you use water in a stone on a daiza,
is this a common practice in Vietnam?
I see only waterfilled poolstones in a suiban with water or sand.
Sunip

Hello Sunip - our Friends ,
I use viewing stone and presented it in a very free way ... But I always listen to everyone ' s opinions they feel and critics to comment on it ...
And I am learning about SUISEKI ... along with our everyone .
Many thanks for your good comments for me .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Hi Trantanhung
I like the fit and volume of your new daiza...but i would have prefered the rim a little more quiet, as this rim makes me fell a little uneasy.
Not to Add water, to a stone in a daiza, is common knowledge, this is the japanese rules, and is not just something readers feel.....

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Yvonne ,
and all Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Thanks to the profound experience that you have shared attention ...
In the second describes lake landscape stone , if you overturned it down , you ' ll see that it describes a beautiful CAVE as follows :
And you will love the LAKE , or more CAVE ... ?
Thank you .
Hưng - Trần .

Hello My Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Continue , We invite you to enjoy ... images described the LAKE ... ( of a CAVE stone above )
Many thanks for sharing your feel .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .
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As a young man, I spent many weekends in the cascade mountains. Climbing various peaks and looking down into
the lakes below. Your stone (picture 3a) reminds me of those days. I can recall many a morning breakfast fire along side the lake watching the sun illuminating the peak and then start slowly dropping down the mountain to end up bathing the lake in it's brightness. soon the sun's warmth would begin hatching insects and as I finished washing the breakfast dishes, looking out on the lake I could see the fish begin to rise.

thank-you for sharing your pictures, and returning me to the memories of my youth

My Friend Hung!
What others will not tell you is why the rule!
it is because they really do not know why?
even if very simple! easy to just talk as expert!
never really understanding reasons for the rules!

1st reason, because if stone leaks water!
Daiza and display table will be damaged!
very simple

2nd reason is understanding the season of the display!
winter cold feeling, no water, in daiza,
Summer cool feeling, in suiban with water.

senesi Naka-san "know the rules! so you can break them!"
stonener...

Hello DICK BENBOW ,
I also remember a lot of my outings ... and enjoy nature ( mountains , rivers , sea , lakes ... )
Many thanks for your article and the great natural feel of you .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Over time, I have really come to appreciate the stones found in Vietnam and shared here. Most of the stones we see are pictured as they are being found on the river banks and shortly afterwards at home.
I would like to see them in a presentation suiban or daiza prepared for a show to be able to follow their journey from being found to being displayed.

Hello Stonener ,
Dick Benbow ,
and all Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Thank you for giving me the correct ideas and lessons , plus a bit of freedom when applied ...
( I' m looking to understand what you have recorded for me : Senesi Naka - San ...? )
Now , you can see a natural lake here ...
1. A natural lake ?

2 . This is the mountain forests of PHÚ YÊN provice ... and we can find Bonsai and Suiseki stones here ...

Thank you your visit and share .
Hưng - Trần .

My Friend Hung!
John Naka was my bonsai teacher
and the wisest man I've ever known...
He once told me;
"you can tell a wise man by what he doesn't say"
stonener

Dear Hung Tran
Very soft shaped, soft skinned.
Warm wishes, Hiep

Hello Stonener ,
HuuHiep ,
and all Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Thanks for your time and your nice comments . I send resume to you a few NATURAL LAKES described by the rock of my new collection below :
Many thanks for all your sharing .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .
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