My favorite time of the year is here, with the breezes becoming crisper with fresh, cool air and the colorful palette of fall covering the landscapes in RL and in SL. Tours are in the last stages of planning for the season and you can feel an excitement thrumming through fellow Fall lovers, all eager for the turn of the seasonal clock.
At this time of the year, I do tend to be more involved with landscape photography. I cannot help but try to capture all the amazing sights that are put together and created by so many talented artists. With that said, I felt that starting with Pendle Hill and the owner and creator of the sim, Lauren Bentham, was only right since her work was the first I seen in SL, back in 2009.
Lauren Bentham has created and owned some amazing sims over the years, including the Baja Beach regions, Arranmore, Everwinter, Storybrooke Gardens, Netherwood, and Bentham Manor. Each one is very high quality in appearance, right down to the smallest of details.
There is a group that is available to join with a one time fee of 175L, if you wish to rezz things, which goes to the upkeep of the land. (Remember to pick up after yourself though please). The region is a moderate rating and it is up all year long. They also have a Flickr group that you are encouraged to submit your photos to, if you have taken photos at Pendle Hill.
For the windlights, I was using Jay's Battlescars newest ones that were released recently in the large 26 in 1 pack from his blog.
Wandering and exploring the wonders and amazing experiences that are found in the stunning 3D world of Second Life.
Showing posts with label macabre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macabre. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Something Wickedly Haunting Has Arrived
Labels:
abandoned buildings,
dark,
eerie,
gothic,
Halloween,
haunted,
haunting,
macabre,
ruins,
shipwreck,
vintage
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Labyrinth of Darkness
Do you love the thoughts of walking through the dark, foggy night with your senses on overdrive, waiting for something to jump out at you? Does the Halloween season send thrives and chills up and down your spine in anticipation? Does your heart race at that suspicious bump in the night? Well, it does for me and for many others, who love to decorate and celebrate the season.
At Labyrinth of Darkness, you will see the season's attitude and atmosphere captured perfectly, with a nice mix of humor, as well. They are one of the stops of this years SL Top Haunted places & hunt. If you have not had a chance to check them out, go check them out because they are here for only a limited time.
At Labyrinth of Darkness, you will see the season's attitude and atmosphere captured perfectly, with a nice mix of humor, as well. They are one of the stops of this years SL Top Haunted places & hunt. If you have not had a chance to check them out, go check them out because they are here for only a limited time.
Labels:
dark,
fall,
forest,
Halloween,
haunted,
haunting,
leaves,
macabre,
pumpkins,
Second life,
tour,
virtual world
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Foul Whisperings: Etheral and Dark Beauty that it is.
I recall coming across this sim a couple of years ago. Foul Whisperings is hauntingly beautiful and almost ethereal in it's atmosphere. According to the sim owners description, it's a symbolic treatment of the key elements or themes of Shakespeare's play, Macbeth.
I admit, I'm a geek; I love Shakespeare's works and in fact own a very impressive collection of his plays so a sim dedicated to one of his most well known plays is intriguing to me, to say the least.
The sim is designed with different scenes from the play, incorporated in the design to create an amazing experience all together. This is a sim that honestly deserved to be explored slowly, so that you can discover all the different areas. There is, according to the notecard that you can receive, an experience that has also been set up, so that you can fully be immersed in the atmosphere that they designers have produced.
For photographers or photo hobbyists, the sim sports some very impressive and diverse areas that are wonderful for different photographic themes. From dark, maybe gothic look, to an ethereal and possibly even a macabre theme, it's all located at the sim for your pleasure.
As you will see, I went with more of a fantasy/medieval theme for my own outfit, so there is a few more looks I hadn't mentioned earlier that is also doable at this fantastic sim. Enjoy!
Credits for Foul Whisperings:
Developed by Kate Richards, Angela Thomas and Kerreen Ely Harper through a grant funded by the Australian Council for the Arts Literature Board, and sponsored by investor partner, the New Media Consortium.
Producer: Kate Richards (Nini Dubrovny)
Director: Kerreen Ely-Harper (Dorothy Porta)
Virtual Worlds Content Designer: Angela Thomas (Anya Ixchel)
Design Consultant: Adam Nash (Adam Ramona)
I admit, I'm a geek; I love Shakespeare's works and in fact own a very impressive collection of his plays so a sim dedicated to one of his most well known plays is intriguing to me, to say the least.
The sim is designed with different scenes from the play, incorporated in the design to create an amazing experience all together. This is a sim that honestly deserved to be explored slowly, so that you can discover all the different areas. There is, according to the notecard that you can receive, an experience that has also been set up, so that you can fully be immersed in the atmosphere that they designers have produced.
For photographers or photo hobbyists, the sim sports some very impressive and diverse areas that are wonderful for different photographic themes. From dark, maybe gothic look, to an ethereal and possibly even a macabre theme, it's all located at the sim for your pleasure.
As you will see, I went with more of a fantasy/medieval theme for my own outfit, so there is a few more looks I hadn't mentioned earlier that is also doable at this fantastic sim. Enjoy!
Credits for Foul Whisperings:
Developed by Kate Richards, Angela Thomas and Kerreen Ely Harper through a grant funded by the Australian Council for the Arts Literature Board, and sponsored by investor partner, the New Media Consortium.
Producer: Kate Richards (Nini Dubrovny)
Director: Kerreen Ely-Harper (Dorothy Porta)
Virtual Worlds Content Designer: Angela Thomas (Anya Ixchel)
Design Consultant: Adam Nash (Adam Ramona)
Labels:
castle,
dark,
fantasy,
gothic,
landscape,
macabre,
MacBeth,
medieval,
photography,
Second life,
Shakespeare
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