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Keep the space between forest
and empty ground in good contrast. There should
be more foreground with the trees more to the back.
Keep an uneven space on both sides. |
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The side with the smaller trees
should have more space, and gradually taper away.
The taller side should be closely spaced and show
a sharper grade. |
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One unit of forest planted radically
to the back corner. |
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Two units of forest planted so
that the trees on both ends will keep circling
back into the forest, creating a movement. |
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Three units of forest planted
with the same movement in mind. |
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Taller trees in front, medium
size in the middle and smallest toward the back
will create better perspective. |
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