Cajsa’s favorite Second Life images from 2023 — and a few more picks to see before 2024!

Kaza Lilyhook Covering the best screenshot art and digital paintings from the virtual world.

Check out this gallery I’ve put together above to celebrate some of my favorite Second Life images of 2023.

This made me think of all the photos I wanted to feature this year but didn’t until now. These are some of the best ones not included in my column.

Click here for more images worth checking out this year.

Engelstaub Resident Posted Chili Days I saw it in 2021, but I only saw it this year, and I saw it last week while looking for photos to highlight in 2023. He saw her running her blog and soon realized she was on hiatus, and she felt it was ‘wrong’ to feature a blog that she no longer uses. . However, it is a pity that we did not find her in 2021 when she made such extraordinary photos. Aren’t you hungry? When I first saw her, I thought it was a mix of real life and Second Life photos. Of course, in real life, people are neater when they cook. Because you have to clean up every mess you make.

Here’s another lovely photo I skipped over. Here’s the problem with many of my favorite photos: I already introduced it. At least oncemaybe doubleor moreand even more. Some people post a lot of pictures, and every one of them is good, and most of them are great. There are dozens of people who can write columns each week, and the quality and quantity of their work is only as good as it is. But there are still so many good people out there, far more than I can capture.

Here’s another one. I featured Tess V in February, and she’s been posting these gorgeous photos in September that amaze me with their plain realism. I like this photo. I love how comfortable she is in her world. I love how, as the old one was happening live, you had to ask yourself if it was real or virtual. Or maybe it’s a Memorex ad.

There’s no excuse for not featuring “She’s No Ordinary Woman” by Pink Arkin. i liked it the one before that And I’m probably distracted by my cat, who resents every moment I’m in front of my laptop and insists he wants to sleep between me and the laptop at this very moment. Her glorious photo, which I should have featured when I saw it, is here in my supplemental column. Bad cat! This is inspired by: Casablanca And they capture that era and cinematic feel.

Then you have things like: squeeze out It’s just inconvenient to write a blog post. I have no excuse for not going through her stream and finding landscape photos. But do those photos have the same appeal? I do not know. It’s really free and easy. I like it, but it’s not in a blog-friendly direction. Should I expand it to be wide enough or too long? Or is it best to leave it as is and just wrap the text? Don’t make me think so hard.

And here are some beautiful photos: “intimacy” If included, this column will not be accepted on Google, some Facebook groups, etc. It makes me sad as a people. There is a difference between being lecherous and not being lecherous. This is not it. It is an aesthetic evaluation of human beauty.

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Suggest images and Flickr feeds to Cajsa: Cajsa’s Choices is dedicated to unique, artistic and innovative virtual world-based images and screenshots that showcase the medium as an art form and Second Life as a creative platform. (This is generally not the right image for a bingo card..) To nominate the best virtual world images, tag your photos with #CasjaNWN or add Cajsa Liliehook to your photos.

Cajsa Lilliehook has been a resident of Second Life for 16 years, runs a photography studio there, was a DJ at The Velvet for many years, and worked as a trash sweeper in her first SL job. She co-founded and runs it. it’s just fashion She blogs with her best friend, Gidge Uriza. She also runs a book review blog. Tonston Weather Review And a cooking blog, Recipe for 1 serving. She spends a lot of time researching and reporting on: republican sex offender. In her first life, she was a retired grassroots leader and worked on economic and social justice issues throughout her life. She is also a minion of a cat named Nora.