My Photography

My Photography
Off topic post, recently a bit active in photo shooting more than aquascape. The reason why I do that is to understand the nature, like Mr Takashi Amano does. So is a helpful skill to develop our aquascaping and some nature behaviour. The place I am staying has such a limited stone scape, but worth for deep in study of the formation. If you like my photography, please drop a 'LIKE' on my link. Thank you very much.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

ADA International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest (IAPLC) 2010 winners' photo

Finally I can see some IAPLC 2010 contest photos, congrats to those in top 27. I am sharing some nice photos to those who visited & following my blog, and those winners really amazed me with their setup, I believe by next year will see more great tanks. Good job & Ganbatte Kudasai(Japanese, means Good luck/Give it your best).


1. Pavel Bautin - Russia


2. Zhang Jian Feng - Macau


3. Xuan Thuy Nguyen Thi - Vietnam


4. Yutaka Kanno - Japan


5. Zeng Qing Jun - China


6. Chen I Sheng - Taiwan


7. Grigoriy Polischuk - Ukraine


8. Long Tran Hoang - Vietnam


9. K.P. Wong - Hong Kong


10. Li Da Wei - China


11. Wang Chao - China


12. May Kwan - Hong Kong


13. Chonladar Rattanawichien - Thailand


14. Zheng Ren Chao - China


15. Quoc Hung Vu - Vietnam


16. Kazutaka Murase


17. Koji Nakamura


18. Chow Wai Sun - Hong Kong


19. Lin Ting Quan - Taiwan
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20. Gary Wu - Hong Kong


21. Jiang Wei - China


22. Michael G.W. Wong - Hong Kong


23. Hironori Handa - Japan


24. Lee Do Jae - Korea


25. Junichi Itakura - Japan


26. Takehiko Honoki - Japan


27. Minako Hara - Japan

2 comments:

Darksome said...

I have been out of the loop as far as aquascaping is concerned for quite some time. And as I can see, this is one of the best results I have ever seen. I'm astonished at these peoples' talent. I'm simply awestruck.

Unknown said...

For #1, what kind of wood do you think they used? Does it have to be driftwood or bogwood?