Hi, that's a really good 'root over rock' you've done, but would you mind a suggestion or two? I would get the tree out of that pot and into a wider round or oval one that I think would suit the whole concept better - it looks a bit like it's 'stuck' into that pot perilously balancing on a brick :-). And that leads to my next comment - that the tree's getting a bit large for the rock - certainly needs shortening, and then maybe some shaping for definition. You don't want either a lollipop effect, or just even a top heavy one. By cutting back hard on the trunk, to a branch that gently heads sideways (not entirely, but somewhat) and then re-developing smaller, twiggy branches off that one, you'll end up with better proportion, and you might now even consider 'burying' the bottom ~ 20% of the ball as it's trying to do an imitation of a sago palm bulb, but it doesn't work all that well. Just my feeling...

I think your right on all accounts. It was much more traditional.I had the branches short and you could see the many layers in between the branches.
In person,it doesn't seem so large for the pot..but pics dont lie-lol,Now,I can see the need.