Shadow Viewer Explorations - Japan Kansai

Alee and I visited Japan Kansai and the surrounding sims a little while ago, but I didn't somehow grab any pictures. So, I decided to go wander around with the Shadow Viewer again, because the place was just so beautiful, I wanted to grab pictures with shadows.

It was actually much more productive just to go and snap pictures. I love trying to find the best lighting, and the best angle for a photo with the Shadow Viewer, its so much fun.


But then you throw in the beauty of a historical Japanese sim - and I'm in total heaven. There's just so much to take photos of, I had no idea what to take pictures of first. xD


Normally, I'm not a fan of local lighting, and usually have it off - but this sim did such a great job with capuring moods and such with their lighting, I had to leave it on :D


There are tons of areas to explore at Japan Kansai, from foresty places, to teahouses, to rice fields, and even temples.


And even loads of places to take fantastic photos at. :P


It looks so realistic, even broken down boats are just laying around. ^^


Foresty place. Its so cute - it even had a little wooden plank walkway above the water to cross.


A palce to sit, and admire the... monkeys? O.o;


This was a little secluded place in the middle of the water, you can kneel on the pillow and watch the scenery as well :D


I loved the boats on this sim. They are really well done, and they even rock with the waves of the water.


I think the Shadow Viewer makes things tons beautiful, even the prettiest sims in SL can be made 20 times more stunning by just snapping up pictures in using shadows.


But the sim itself is still really beautiful, and definitely worth a look, if you like Japanese sims. It didn't seem like Alee was much into it as I was, but he still was having fun (I think) :D


Aaaaand, since I always have to snap a picture of me in the sim - here's this one. :D

SLURL: Japan Kansai (128, 128, 2)
Viewer: Boy Lane's Shadow Viewer