Trident Grouping First Styling: I Need Your Help!

In this video, I introduce my latest project: a *trident maple group planting**. This is an exciting step for me, as it's time to decide on the **first styling* for this beautiful composition. I’ve been brainstorming ideas, but I’d love to hear your input!
Do you see potential for a natural forest look, or should I aim for something more structured? Should I highlight any specific trees as focal points, or emphasize a harmonious balance? Your expertise and creative ideas can make all the difference!
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[@BudgetBonsai]

Happy to be first! Great rustic pot 👍🏻 Production quality enhanced with the poster board - thanks for the effort 🏆Front #1 for now 👀I like the option.

[@bonsaiexpression]

Hey dude. Not sure which option it was but when on screen the larger tree was on the right hand side.
I would start with that as the front then cut back all the trees to different heights given a point of interest for each tree in the clump. But not too aggressively different from each other, remember the planting is still a clump. The focus is always on that, but it will give the viewer more to focus on the more they spend on the details of the trees inside of the clump. Keep it conical in shape. Hope this helps. Good luck.