These Stunning Second Life Landscape Images Blur the Virtual & Real

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

Just Hanna is a Second Life traveler, exploring and documenting her adventures visiting beautiful places. The picture [Celestine] is simply gorgeous. I love the mist rising reminds me of living in the Cascades where the mornings were foggy until the sun burned it off. It was a lovely way to start the day. I love how the trees frame the bridge and divide the picture in thirds. Teleport here.

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[Willowwood] is another lovely picture and captures the feeling of walking through a cool forest with a heavy canopy and walking into a sun-drenched meadow. You know how cool the forest feels in comparison to a sunny field adjacent to it? It’s not just the shade. The leaves transpire water back into the atmosphere. A single tree transpiring twenty-six gallons of water a day has a cooling power equivalent to two household air-conditioning units. There can be as much as 18°F difference between the forest and the open fields that lie next to it. This picture captures that feeling of the fresh cool air of the forest. Teleport here.

Another picture of [Willowwood] once again goes from the shadow into the light. This is a duotone in blue, also framing the ship. Teleport here. 

Be sure to check out Just Hanna’s photostream. I love SL travel photography and she’s so good at it. 

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