I admit I did mull over the title for a bit before I came to realize that I had fallen in love with this breathtakingly beautiful region. As a photographer, I have seen many beautiful and creative places. Each one that I have visited and posted about, took my breath away in some way, be it visually, emotionally, and/or spiritually. Mimmo, to me, is a dedication to photographers and their photography. Everywhere I looked, there was a photo opportunity waiting for you to click your camera and capture it.
Mimmo is owned by Eli Cord (Elise Sirnah), who is a talented photographer herself. Her gallery shows her work off, giving examples from Mimmo itself, of beautiful works of art. If you are wondering what Mimmo means, it's an Italian term of endearment for a child or baby, and you can see, this is her baby. Every inch of the land is done with love and dedication for photography, from the stream that runs through the entire region to the soft rolling hills and the mountains. You are invited to rest and relax, allowing you to let your creativity loose on the beautiful landscape.
For photographers who need to rezz, there is a group available to join, just remember to clean up after yourself when you are done. There is also a Flickr group that you can join, to submit your work to, as well.
For once, I find that I just don't have enough words to describe this amazing place, so instead, I think I'll let my work show you. My only hope is that I did Mimmo justice in my photos.
If you don't already know it, Jay T Muir updated and released a large pack of wl's that he had available in his blog for free. He now has it packaged all together, so there is 26 wl's in one pack. Most of my photos were taken with his wl's here, with the exception of the last one with the painting on the easel, which was taken with Ambient Realism. The link is to his FB page, just scroll down a little way and you will find the post where he released them along with the download link.
Wandering and exploring the wonders and amazing experiences that are found in the stunning 3D world of Second Life.
Showing posts with label country side. Show all posts
Showing posts with label country side. Show all posts
Saturday, September 7, 2019
A Love Letter to Mimmo
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Thursday, August 8, 2019
Ville de Coeur
One of the things I have found to be inspiring is individuals creativity and the ability to bring real-life places, into Second Life. People have recreated or been inspired by real-life places, building them on amazing, scenic regions and bringing them to life with their creativity. Ville de Coeur is one of those places in Second Life. It covers 7 regions, each one showing off the creativity and talent of its owners, Bedrick Panacek-Guisse(Bedrick Panacek) & Ayla Panacek-Guisse (Ayla Guisse).
Places like Ville de Colmar, Cote d'Azur in France, and Chateauneuf-en-Axios in Bourgogne, France, have been used as inspirations for creating this amazing network of regions. You will find beautiful villages dotting the rural landscapes, with little quaint shops and homes, tucked in between the mills, hills, and canals.
As you walk or drive through each region, you can see that everything has been built with an amazing eye for detail, with each region seamlessly connecting to the other region. Whether you do the walking tour, ride in a carriage, or take the trolley tour, the experience is smooth and beautiful to behold. If you don't want to use those methods of travel, there are bicycles and horses that you can borrow, where you can ride the many horse trails or ride your bike down the many roads and pathways that you will find in each region. No matter which method of transportation you decide to go with, you will be offered a cornucopia of scenic views to enjoy along the way.
Ville de Coeur is also very active. They hold events, dances, get-togethers; along with having rentals for both residents and shop owners. The list is long, on the many things you can do and interact with. The people who live here are warm and friendly, as are the owners of this amazing place.
I visited the different regions and took a sampling of photos, to give an idea of what awaits you at Ville de Coeur. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed taking them.
Edit: I noted this after writing the article that Ville de Coeur also has a Flickr group for their regions. If you take photos, please consider adding them to their group and sharing with them your experience there.
Places like Ville de Colmar, Cote d'Azur in France, and Chateauneuf-en-Axios in Bourgogne, France, have been used as inspirations for creating this amazing network of regions. You will find beautiful villages dotting the rural landscapes, with little quaint shops and homes, tucked in between the mills, hills, and canals.
As you walk or drive through each region, you can see that everything has been built with an amazing eye for detail, with each region seamlessly connecting to the other region. Whether you do the walking tour, ride in a carriage, or take the trolley tour, the experience is smooth and beautiful to behold. If you don't want to use those methods of travel, there are bicycles and horses that you can borrow, where you can ride the many horse trails or ride your bike down the many roads and pathways that you will find in each region. No matter which method of transportation you decide to go with, you will be offered a cornucopia of scenic views to enjoy along the way.
Ville de Coeur is also very active. They hold events, dances, get-togethers; along with having rentals for both residents and shop owners. The list is long, on the many things you can do and interact with. The people who live here are warm and friendly, as are the owners of this amazing place.
I visited the different regions and took a sampling of photos, to give an idea of what awaits you at Ville de Coeur. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed taking them.
Edit: I noted this after writing the article that Ville de Coeur also has a Flickr group for their regions. If you take photos, please consider adding them to their group and sharing with them your experience there.
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