too much symmetrical maybe. one generally finds that only in living beings, and not always then.
of course if you're expressing the idea of landscape as living being, or living being as landscape, i wouldn't have the slightest idea where to begin.
only that one of the things that makes landscapes more fascinating the people, is how generally symmetrical they are not.

i suppose you're saying it does seem a bit crowded. the wonderful thing about a forest is that its just as crowded, without ever being symmetrical at all.

i think the one thing that first fascinated humans about rectangles, and the slightly more complex regular geometries, was their novelty in relation to nature; how they started out being not so very common at all. but of course, humans being what they are, just had to over do everything, to the point of obsession.