As I’ve had free time, I’ve been back in SL exploring sims. I’ve missed taking photos and playing around in Photoshop. I’ve posted a couple of things on Flickr and I figure I have a while until I’ve uploaded my 300+ photos still available to me as a free Flickr user.
I didn’t have a ton of time to explore Whimberly, but what I did see was gorgeous. I’ll have to make sure I return for another visit when I have more time.
I’m still a sucker for lighthouses. 😀
On one of my recent jaunts around SL, I decided to visit Just Another Tequila Sunrise. I’d heard good things about it and wanted to see for myself.
I was not disappointed.
The sim is absolutely gorgeous. Tons of things to see and photograph – so many that I had a hard time picking out which photos to use in this post!
I love this little church with the cemetery right next door. It’s very reminiscent of many churches around where I live.
This fantastic little conservatory build is one I’ve seen many times, but it is perfect for this sim. I love how the horses are grazing in the fields in the background.
Of course, I couldn’t resist taking a picture of the lighthouse. 😛
I should start a collection of all the lighthouses I’ve photographed! If you haven’t visited Just Another Tequila Sunrise, take a few minutes out of your day and have a wander.
It’s so peaceful and relaxing. Stunning build.
A few days ago I was feeling the need to wander around SL and find some beautiful things to look at.
I came across Vivaldi in my travels.
The description says it’s ” the land of Four Seasons.”
There are different areas, including beaches, a forest, and a lovely snow-capped mountain.
Usually when I visit a sim, I try to keep the windlight consistent, to give the photos a cohesive feel.
Vivaldi, though, just didn’t feel right that way.
I love the picturesque lighthouse on the rock promontory.
There were all kinds of little hidden resting places.
I’ve always wanted a swing like this – to laze about during the summer and fall.
Alas, the weather where I live isn’t conducive to porch swings. 😦
I love the look of this house, with the huge garage doors, the fountain out front, and the red tile roof.
I would love to have a garden like this – to be able to sit and read outside.
Here, there’s always too much of something – too windy, too hot, too many bugs . . .
I did also visit Mount Shen, but crashed while setting up the pic, and ran out of time to go back.
Nevertheless, it’s a beautiful sim, full of lovely and relaxing spots.
