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Suri Yangtz is a Second Life fashion blogger whose photos are so vivid and mysterious and tinged with silent contemplation, they remind me of a waking dream. See more here, and more here, and yet again more here. In this link I am indebted to Ms. Strawberry, who is herself no slouch in SL fashion photos.
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Love her use of shadows in the pics.
Posted by: Hitomi Tiponi | Friday, July 29, 2011 at 11:46 AM
It's a joy to see more fashion blogs with models that don't look like cut-out paper dolls. I'm always puzzled why, in a 3D virtual world, some fashion photographers seem to do their level best to destroy all depth cues and use utterly flat lighting.
Posted by: Melissa Yeuxdoux | Friday, July 29, 2011 at 12:29 PM