


Just how far away - one views the rocks & pavilion in the distance, from;
Will, determine, your conception of rocks, hills, mountains - that is the size & scale, reality of the conceptualised landscape.
In a similar manner - if the designer desires a " lofty," conception, to say;
a Taihu rock in the foreground of a pavilion - viewing it from much closer, will greatly assist the illusory perspective.

Another important aspect, is the reflective size of Chinese garden elements;
in relation to their proximity - transitional elements and pond width, also from viewing position.
Let's not get into the specifics of design formulae here;
rather, just concentrate our eyes on the resultant effect.......


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