Symmetrical landscape

PALEIS HET LOO, APELDOORN, THE NETHERLANDS This palace, built by William III in the late 1600s, is often called a mini Versailles because of its axial layout, formal parterres with numerous fountains, and symmetrical gravel paths. But Het Loo was a meant to be a hunting lodge, and its comparatively modest scale demonstrates how the Baroque garden design style of its famous French predecessor was reimagined and reinterpreted by later generations

Symmetrical Front Yard Landscaping Ideas: Mirror beds, topiary art, and central pathways create a balanced look.

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the concept of visual equilibrium; the distribution of weighted elements across the composition to achieve stability; there are two main types of balance in composition: 1. symmetrical 2. asymmetrical 1. symmetrical balance refers to the use of a mirror image, with one side being identical to the other along a central axis Judy Chicago ...it is also called formal balance because it is considered highly organized and ordered ...we gravitate to symmetrical balance as a visual device partly…

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A formal parterre garden featuring symmetrical box hedges in ornate patterns, each section planted with low annuals or herbs. A stone pathway cutting down the center, leading to a sculpted fountain or statue.

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Symmetry in a garden design can look perfect but the downside is that it can also look boring and predictable. However there is a secret designing symmetry I want to share, used by all great garden designers.

This has to be one of my favourite gardens - a real cottage garden with garden "rooms". It is pretty all summer but especially lovely at the moment with lots of highly scented, old-fashioned roses. The main shot was taken with my macro lens, in between capturing the flowers. The shot in the comment is a wider view of the same garden view, taken with the 14-140 lens.