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Scoop.it!
Diese Region in Second Life, brauche ich eigentlich nicht mehr vorzustellen. Sie ist wohl der bisher am meisten erwähnte und fotografierte SL-Ort im Jahr 2016. Das war auch der Grund, warum ich nicht schon nach der Eröffnung von Nusquam Ende Februar, über diesen Sim berichtet habe. Wenn es jeder gleichzeitig macht, ist es irgendwie so gewöhnlich.
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Scoop.it!
Nusquam, a sim designed by Randi Lenroy (with a few contributions from her partner Krius Misfit and friend Clementine Ishtari), has rapidly become one of Second Life's most photographed destinations, and this spectacular sim is sure to please not only photographers but also explorers, couples, and those who seek a little solitude. "Welcome to nowhere," says the sim's simple yet fitting description ("nusquam," as blogger Eddi Haskell pointed out, being Latin for "nowhere").
Ann Owiti's insight:
For other blogs about Nusquam see:
Eddi Haskell http://sco.lt/8ryITZ Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn SLExplorer http://sco.lt/5Gmo53 Huckleberry Hax http://sco.lt/8VXLm5 Inara Pey http://sco.lt/75mTth Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/
seniormatchbiz's curator insight,
March 27, 2016 10:49 PM
For other blogs about Nusquam see:
Eddi Haskell http://sco.lt/8ryITZ Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn SLExplorer http://sco.lt/5Gmo53 Huckleberry Hax http://sco.lt/8VXLm5 Inara Pey http://sco.lt/75mTth Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/
Scoop.it!
Nusquam means nowhere in Latin. At first glance, Nusquam appears to be an isolated and forgotten northern island - perhaps somewhere in the Canadian Maritime Provinces. The setting is late summer, cool arctic air has already arrived portending the blizzards to come. But then you look closer -- and explore the intriguing train tunnel which has long since been abandoned and contains a comfortable neon lit bar. The trains themselves have been upended in some explosion a while ago
Scoop.it!
セカンドライフの中には美しい風景がたくさんあります。 今日の美しい場所ご紹介は @ Nusquam SIM さんです。
Ann Owiti's insight:
For other blogs about Nusquam
Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn
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Scoop.it!
Nusquam has a nostalgic feel for me. The reality is that I fled these sort of places, the humidity, snakes, plant pollens, extreme weather conditions, and plethora of insects to be closer to book stores, museums and galleries, ethnic food and theaters. There was a time when things were cluttered in a more organic way; if something was moved, someone would notice. Objects were made use of, there was less mindless hoarding, fewer plastic disposable items.
Ann Owiti's insight:
For other blogs about Nusquam see: Ziki Questi http://sco.lt/8YCRZx Eddi Haskell http://sco.lt/8ryITZ Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn SLExplorer http://sco.lt/5Gmo53 Huckleberry Hax http://sco.lt/8VXLm5 Inara Pey http://sco.lt/75mTth Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/
Scoop.it!
Nusquam (latin: “nowhere”) is an atmospheric homestead region designed by Randi Lenroy, and which is currently featured in the Destination Guide Highlights for the week ending March 18th, 2016. The name for the region becomes evident on arrival: the setting echoes the looks and feel of so many remote coastal regions to be found around the world – Canada, America, Europe, Australia, South America, New Zealand, it could well be anywhere. And so, because of all these echoes, it is in fact, nowhere other than where our imaginations decide to set it as we wander its rugged and open spaces.
Ann Owiti's insight:
For more blogs about Nusquam see:
Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn SLExplorer http://sco.lt/5Gmo53 Huckleberry Hax http://sco.lt/8VXLm5 Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/
Scoop.it!
It's an island, sort of. It's a piece of a jigsaw puzzle. It's fields and bales and horses and a tractor. Essentially it's just open space at Nusquam, and where it isn't then the packed-in clutter of small, murky interiors only serves to emphasise the openness outside. It's a walk. It's a stroll. It's a…
Ann Owiti's insight:
For more blogs about Nusquam see:
Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/
safiya begum's curator insight,
March 10, 2016 8:10 AM
For more blogs about Nusquam see:
Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/ |
River Pearl http://sco.lt/85hNEf
Ziki Questi http://sco.lt/8YCRZx
Eddi Haskell http://sco.lt/8ryITZ
Yana http://sco.lt/88a6pF
Goizane Cobain http://sco.lt/7IagCn
SLExplorer http://sco.lt/5Gmo53
Huckleberry Hax http://sco.lt/8VXLm5
Inara Pey http://sco.lt/75mTth
Share your photographs of Nusquam on flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifelandscapes/