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Hi,
nice one, Lee.
I especially like the nebari in the first pic.
Now, it's quite difficult to give good tips on a mere
photograph, but here's some ideas that spring to
mind right now:
1. Looking at those nebari, I think that the nicest front
might show itself by turning the tree about 20-30°
anti-clockwise.
2. As there is still some extra trunk selection possible
(and even recommendable), I'd possibly lose the frontal
eye-poking trunk (or at least I'd shorten it considerably);
after turning that trunks' placement might look better as
it is right now, but I doubt it.
3. Furthermore (if it were mine), I'd also try to break the
allignment of at least the three trunks on the right,
maybe by bringing up a bit the middle one with wiring
or "sticking" techniques.
4. Right now, I'd start cutting back to one/two leaves
in order to promote further backbudding and ramification,
so in time You could lower the overall trunks' heights even
more.
Just a few ideas,
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Greetz,
 Michel
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