Vivaldi Four Seasons is a charming and highly photogenic destination. I was reminded of the rugged coast of the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia -- a region increasingly referred to as Cascadia -- when I visited. The rugged snow capped mountains, crashing waves, and salmon running rapids to spawn upstream are reminiscent of this beautiful part of the world. Many varieties of trees grow here; and brilliant fall foliage can be found in addition to evergreen redwoods and spruces.
The first thing I noticed - and liked about Vivaldi Four Seasons was the gorgeous sky -- which is actually a huge painted dome. Although Windlight skies offer a realistic sense of distance and horizon, the cloud effects make for a gorgeous backdrop for photographs. The sky changes character when you visit the top of the large mountain where snow flurries fall and where a headless statue can be joined in contemplation.
This is a private residential sim but respectful visitors are welcome. Make sure to visit this highly recommended, and unique destination. I expect that more designers will consider using skydomes after visiting.
SLurl:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Brazil/149/142/22
Vivaldi Links:
Click here to see the video made for Vivaldi: https://www.flickr.com/photos/50384792@N08/17344254013/in/dateposted/
Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/944815342243863/
Flickr (sharing of photographs of Vivaldi is encouraged):
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2816397@N23/
To see more blog coverage and excellent photography check out:
No Time for Real Life:
http://notimeforreallife.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/four-seasons.html
Goodnight Photography:
http://goodnight-photography.com/2015/05/25/vivaldi/
To see more gorgeous places to visit in Second Life:
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