Making progress (picture)

Just wanted to post a picture, I think things are coming along nicely. Most of the plants still need to grow in, and some were quite straggly when I got them but are improving (esp. the Myriophyllum - it was growing dull, small leaves when I got it, and is now putting on some nice bushy red growth). There is a piece of water sprite in the back, right hand corner that should cover up the equipment when it grows in I'll post a new picture when things have grown in a bit more.
It's not the best photo, there's a lot of glare from our windows in the morning which is why I stood off to the side.

Thanks guys!
Samala, that's Ludwigia glandulosa (''perennis'') - when I bought it it was a tiny little bunch of 2" top cuttings. Apparantly its growth rate is slow-medium, so I'll have a while more to wait until it's ~10" high and looks in balance with the other plants. It's a beautiful plant, but seems to really need a lot of light; I bought all these plants just before I received the new fixture (shipping mix-up made it come later than expected) and even with just a week under medium light it dropped a few of the lower leaves.

Captain Hook, I think the sword is a regular old Echinodorus bleheri, but it may have been labeled wrong at the store. When I got it it had more oval-shaped leaves (probably grown emerse), but all the new growth is much longer and thinner. For a while, it was producing red-veined new growth, but the new leaves now are mostly green.

Thanks for the feedback guys. It's still very much a work in progress, but it's definitely starting to become the planted tank I've always wanted

Len, thank you so much. I've learned an awful lot from you - either directly, or by reading your posts to others.
I've been reading up on swords - if this is in fact an E. bleheri, I guess I can look forward to a ~20" plant unless I manage to keep its size down by pruning off the older, larger leaves. I had no idea; I knew it would grow fairly large, but that's more than I expected! I pruned a leaf off it yesterday, and expected to have to hold the base and carefully work the leaf off so I didn't disturb the plant's hold in the substrate. It felt pretty firmly rooted, so I wiggled it just to check things out, and it must have a fantastic root system - it's as solid as an oak! Might turn out to be a little too much plant for the tank, I'll guess I'll have to play it by ear

Kasakato, absolutely - if you pay for it, I'll design it