This Artist Uses Second Life's Depth of Field Option to Shoot Raw Screenshots of Real Life Photographic Quality

Cajsa Lilliehook covers the best in virtual world screenshot art and digital painting

Call Me Kiss shot this charming “Imagine Few Fences.” She includes a link to the sime [teleport here] so you can find it yourself. She shot it without and with a fence without any post-effects through Firestorm, using the Depth of Field option. 

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In “Bella’s Lullaby” she was back at that sim, shooting enchanting pictures like this one. (Also a raw screenshot from Firestorm using Depth of Field.) It’s a gorgeous example of the rule of thirds. Note the placement of the bike and the horizon. 

“La Plage Perdue” is as foreboding as the other pics were endearing.  (And an example of a Kiss screenshot not using Depth of Field.) Be sure to read the description which includes a short story. Again, she includes a slurl [teleport to scary place here]

Call Me Kiss focuses on landscapes with a few shots of herself. I love her landscapes and think she has a gift for capturing the mood of a place. 

See all of Cajsa's Choices here. Follow Cajsa on Flickr, on Twitter, on her blog, and on her Ko-Fi.

Comments

[Kiss Spicoli]

Thank you so much Casja!

[Kiss Spicoli]

One credit where due.. the first shot, "Imagine Fewer Fences", was shot in Niran's amazingly capable Black Dragon viewer.