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The layout arrangement is impressive. The use of perspective lines of stones is very original and natural. The use of side glass reflections is skillful and the aquarium seems endless......
This is No. 1 choice. Total layout design is excellent but the use of extra wide-angle lens emphasized the inclining driftwood size and it looks much larger than actual size. Plant arrangement in...
Here is the second Bronze Prize winning layout using by its gentle wood work. The maker mainly used for the layout, but he has a monotonous manner by planting lighter green plants in spots. The...
Only one French work appears in the published ranks 1–300. That gives this instalment a different task: a close reading of Jean Christophe Grosset’s aquarium, with the older country introduction as...
I can see great "waves" in this driftwood composition. A lot of movement and fluidity but I miss more plants. I think the skyline could be less polluted with less information to give more importance...
This work is awesome I can feel the power of nature flowing from this roots!Congratulations for this MASTERPIECE!— Luca Galarraga
A dark wooded frame, a rocky valley, a brighter mixed scene and green-covered root contours make this German selection particularly useful for comparison. The photographs share an interest in...
IAPLC 2013 - World Ranking 16 - Grand View - Katsuki Tanaka / Japan
I want my work to make the viewers feel like they are in the underwater world
You did a nice job creating a nice aquascape in a large tank. The right side is a little thick but that little arch does just enough to keep it interesting. The wood you used is a little chunky for...
IAPLC 2014 - World Ranking 13 - Great waves of wilderness - Katsuki Tanaka / Japan
IAPLC 2022 - World Ranking 21 - Green Valley - Katsuki Tanaka / Japan
I am always dreaming to create their habitats for my lovely fish in beautiful aquarium plants . I think I could finished it in this work for betta macrostoma. I love it myself so much. - Masashi Ono...
Because this aquascape was entered by one of the judges (before they were drafted as a judge) it has been left unscored and left out of the competition.— Erik
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