It is a three bow bimini. The aft bow is attached to the stanchion, on the inboard side. The front bow is attached to the aft bow near the stanchion, and the middle bow is attached to the front bow. The aft bow goes as far aft as possible without fouling the main sheet. Straps go forward and aft to provide stability.
Height is a critical variable also.
Especially if full clearance is needed for a fairly tall person, it might be a good idea to cut the foot of the mainsail up a bit, to provide clearance for the bimini. The photos below show it very pretty, balanced appearance. It provides excellent shade in the cockpit. This photo shows the precise layout of the attachment of the bimini poles to the lifeline stanchion. Additionally, the photo shows a special piece of metal to reinforce and brace the winch pedestal and place the clean in a more convenient location.