Have you ever dreamed of visiting the Red Beach in China but never had the opportunity to do so? Well, now you can! Welcome to Panjin, a virtual destination in Second Life inspired by the real-life Red Beach in China. This virtual environment is a faithful reproduction of the famous beach, providing an immersive and realistic experience for those who visit. Linden Lab, the creator of Second Life, has suggested this destination and even included it in their Editor’s Picks category.
II. The Virtual Red Beach of Panjin:
Panjin is a virtual replica of the real-life Red Beach in China, offering a stunning and serene environment for those who visit. The attention to detail in creating this virtual environment is awe-inspiring, allowing for an experience as close to reality. The owner of the region, Jade Koltai, has done an excellent job in bringing the beauty of the Red Beach to Second Life.
Red beach in ChinaRed beach in China
III. My Experience at Panjin:
I recently had the opportunity to visit Panjin and was truly blown away by the beauty of this virtual destination. The landscape was breathtaking, and the atmosphere was serene and peaceful. I was struck by the emotional connection to this virtual environment, which has impacted me.
In conclusion, I highly recommend visiting the virtual Red Beach of Panjin in Second Life. This unique and immersive destination provides a virtual escape from reality and allows for a truly unforgettable experience. The limitless possibilities of Second Life and the benefits of virtual travel make it an excellent platform for exploring new destinations and experiencing new cultures. Whether you’re an avid traveler or just looking for a new adventure, Panjin is a must-visit virtual destination that you won’t soon forget.
Elvion is a fantastical virtual world destination that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a photographer looking for breathtaking views or a blogger seeking out unique and memorable locations, Elvion is the place to be.
Nestled within the virtual world of Second Life, Elvion is a stunning region that boasts both ocean and fantasy elements. From breathtaking ocean views to immersive fantasy scenes, Elvion is a destination that is sure to capture the imagination.
One of the standout features of Elvion is its inworld group, which grants photographers and bloggers rez-rights within the region. This allows creative individuals to capture the beauty and wonder of Elvion in all its glory, and share it with the rest of the world.
Of course, as with any virtual destination, some rules must be respected in order to maintain the integrity and magic of Elvion. These rules can be found at the landing point, where a board displaying the “rules” is prominently displayed.
The fantasy landscape was a barren, windswept plain, dotted with giant mushrooms that rose up like sentinels from the dry earth. The mushrooms were a sight to behold, with their massive, bulbous caps and sturdy stems that seemed to reach the sky.
In the distance, the ocean stretched out as far as the eye could see, its endless expanse of blue water dotted with the occasional whitecap. The sound of the waves crashing against the shore was a constant presence, a soothing background noise that seemed to lull the entire landscape into a sense of calm.
Despite the barrenness of the land, the area was teeming with life. Some creatures scurried about, darting in and out of the mushrooms and basking in the dim lighting. The air was filled with the chirping of birds and the buzzing of insects, creating a symphony of sound that added to the sense of magic and wonder that permeated the area.
All in all, it was a landscape that was both essential and fantastical, a place where the harshness of the world was tempered by the beauty and mystery of the natural world. And as the sun set on the horizon, casting a golden glow over the mushrooms and the ocean beyond, it was clear that this was a place like no other.
Whether you’re a seasoned virtual world explorer or new to the scene, Elvion is a destination that should not be missed. From its stunning ocean views to its immersive fantasy scenes, Elvion is a place that is sure to captivate and inspire. So why wait? Head on over to Elvion today and experience all that this fantastical virtual world has to offer!
She. is my clothing brand, a shop that I only opened a few months ago. Today She. is the Destination Guide in the Fashion & Style section.
Learning to make clothes for Second Life was a challenging undertaking. I have not taken any courses, and probably this aspect made my learning more complicated than it could have been. I have a rich collection of Youtube videos dealing with the subject: I have recorded some videos to share what I have learned so far. Making clothes is a dream that comes true, a project that has always been in my heart, even though I was involved in something else. Today this dream has come true, and I want to share my joy with the readers in seeing She. in Destination Guide in the Fashion & Style section.
She. è su Destination Guide nella sezione Fashion & Style
She. è il mio brand di abbigliamento, un negozio che ho aperto da solo pochi mesi. Oggi è in Destination Guide nella sezione Fashion & Style.
Imparare a fare abiti per Second Life è stata un’impresa ardua. Non ho seguito nessun corso e, probabilmente, questo aspetto ha reso il mio apprendimento più difficile di quanto avrebbe potuto essere. Ovviamente ho una ricca raccolta di video di Youtube che trattano l’argomento: io stessa ho registrato qualche video per condividere quello che ho imparato finora. Fare abiti è il sogno che si realizza, un progetto che è sempre stato nel mio cuore, nonostante mi occupassi di tutt’altro. Oggi questo sogno è diventato realtà e desidero condividere con i lettori la mia gioia nel vedere She. in Destination Guide nella sezioneFashion & Style.
Second Life offers, in this magical fall season, intriguing themed destinations made with attention to detail and attention to realism. In this article I propose, 5 that I recommend visiting and that can be valuable for photography. Moreover, they are destinations that offer the right to the rez to those who join the inworld group, so they allow a remarkable possibility to enjoy the beauty of these autumn landscapes.
Owner: LuaneMeo Inworld Group: Luanes World URI: secondlife:///app/group/883a26d3-c506-65c7-a759-30eed75f6d26/about Slurl: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Le%20Monde%20Perdu/106/113/23 Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/groups/2855656@N21/ Rules: We have created this sim primarily for people who want to explore, photograph or relax alone, as a couple or with friends, and enjoy the atmosphere that we have fun creating each season with our greatest pleasure. Photographers and bloggers are of course welcome. We love to see all the work we have done on the sim through your pictures. We permit rezzing on the sim to allow you to put a pose stand or a small prop, but on the condition that it remains discreet and does not pollute the appearance and the beauty of the sim. WE ARE NOT A SANDBOX and we do not tolerate that you come just to set your own complete backdrop and take your picture without even showing the sim. Proper behavior and clothing are requested, we are not a nudist sim. We want to please everyone and do not want certain behaviors to disturb and prevent others from coming. Knowing that you do not all come here for the same reasons, we ask you to respect this place and the people who are here and to not harass them. We want to keep an atmosphere and a spirit close to reality and prefer to avoid avatars with too supernatural shapes or that we could describe as strange and which would not suit the atmosphere of the place. We do not accept behaviors such as avatars walking all naked, avatars on a leash, age games, prostitution, avatars of sexualized children, etc… This is not an exhaustive list but only examples to help you understand what we expect from you and your behavior. If we consider that you do not meet the criteria, you will be ejected.
Linden Lab has introduced some subcategories in the ‘art‘ section of Second Life Destinations. In particular, the Art section is now divided as follows.
Art
galleries
exhibits & installations
photo studios
theatres & performances
New subcategories in the Art section of the Second Life Destinations Page
Any addition that enriches the variety of offerings for the visitor is very welcome, of course.
One addition that, in my opinion, would be interesting to see in Second Life Destinations is “Magazines.” Magazines about SL are indeed many, and all of them deserve their own category. By the way, most of the magazines have their own location, an editorial office, where you can pick up the kiosk that landers can put on their region. It should also be borne in mind that magazines perform an important information function, capture the reader’s attention, and perform an essential aggregation function.
We look forward to this, but in the meantime, we thank Linden Lab for this classification, which (further) highlights artistic activity in Second Life.
More or less, we all know Studio 54, the craziest disco of all time.
Studio 54 was more than a disco, it was a social study, and that’s probably why no one has ever been able to recreate anything like it.
Ian Schrager
The founders of Studio 54 were Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell, business partners in 1977. They invented this place to supplant every other club in New York and, until its premature failure in 1980, was the embodiment of excess, joie de vivre, freedom to express oneself and be oneself to the full. In fact, Studio 54 was one of the first discotheques to establish the selection at the entrance, where kilometers of queues were created with the hope of being able to participate in what, since the inauguration, was considered an exclusive happening, where “if you weren’t there you were nobody.” From the first day, the success was such that not only did many women offer sexual favors to those at the door to get permission to enter, but even the celebrities who came in droves had to undergo a form of selection: there were regular guests such as Liza Minelli, Bianca Jagger, Andy Warhol, and then the more occasional guests such as Sylvester Stallone, Robert DeNiro, Truman Capote, Diana Ross, and even VIPs who had to pay for admission.
The reason why Studio 54 immediately managed to outdo its competitors and attract the crème de la crème was that it cleared the air of atmospheres and behaviors that until then had been relegated to gay clubs: the freedom to express one’s sexuality and to perform was combined with an idea of pure, unrestrained fun that was soon brought into Schrager and Rubell’s club, where the theatrical layout of the existing structure gave the dance floor the sense of a real stage where everyone, famous and not famous, as protagonists, and where anyone could express their extravagance as absolute normality.
Studio 54 now lands in Second Life with an opening worthy of its name: 12 hours of non-stop music from 8:00 AM until 8:00 PM SLT today.
Jackson Redstar‘s video is an excellent representation of the spirit of Studio 54 and an excellent introduction to the new project, to whom we wish the best of luck.
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