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Description
This is one of many photos i took while at the amazingly popular and a SL Photographer's dream sim of EMBRYO's ::RUCOTT:: . This photo was taken in the fall of 2010 when the embryo sim builders group created their beautiful "fall" theme. As anyone that knows this sim will already know, the builders of this sim change it for almost every change of season. So if you dont take photos of their amazing work - you may never see it again except for in photos.

This AUTUMN build was amazing so I had to take photos of it BUT I never got around to actually post processing it until 8 months later. I was inspried to do so as I went thru my unfinished SL photos and this one again caught my eye again. I was going to use one of Pareeerica's awesome new textures but I ended up using two of her textrures that have proven to be so popular for me and useful.

Really there isnt much deep meaning behind this artwork other than the incredible peace and serenity that one gets as you stare into the photoart and imagine being in the deep back woods where a small old traditional 1900's farmhouse was built. the beauty of the autumn colors surrounding the old homestead and the contrasting beauty of the planted red and pink flowers placed there by the owner further adds to the tranquility of the scene. The textures used were to add to the historical age of the photo.

CREDITS & PERMISSION
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>> The SecondLife 3D Builder & Sim info where I took photo...
-- Creators: The "embryo_*" (group)
-- SIM Name: EMBRYO ::Ruscott:: slurl.com/secondlife/embryo/27/217/23

>> Texture: PAREEERICA-Cappuccino Swirls: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/4178598070/

>> Texture: PAREEERICA-Green Grunge Cement: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/4953809120/

SECONDLIFE "VIRTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY" PERMISSIONS STATEMENT:
This artwork is a Photo Manipulation that includes photo(s) taken within the virtual 3D worlds of SecondLife (aka SL). For those not aware of SL, in-world virtual photography of the 3D content created inside SL for use inside or outside of SL if taken on lands permitted by the content creator to take virtual photography is agreed to by all residents of the SL service and display their 3D creations in SL. This is formally agreed to by all SL residents as part of the Legal Terms of Service agreement with LindenLab Inc - the owner/operator of SL.

The rights are equivilent to that of photographers in real life to take photographs of real life objects, subjects, scenery. As such, formal permissions have been given to use these SL photographs as I abide by the conditions to take Virtual Photography in SL. I go a step further and even credit the 3D content creator and the location of the photo (like GPS in real life) when this creator in SL can be identified. This is not mandatory - but I do it because I feel they deserve it. As a DA Group Admin that is reviewing group submissions, please accept this statement as formal credit/permission even if you might not fully understand the concept of Virtual Photography. Thank you for your understanding.

Description
This is one of many photos i took while at the amazingly popular and a SL Photographer's dream sim of EMBRYO's ::RUCOTT:: . This photo was taken in the fall of 2010 when the embryo sim builders group created their beautiful "fall" theme. As anyone that knows this sim will already know, the builders of this sim change it for almost every change of season. So if you dont take photos of their amazing work - you may never see it again except for in photos.

This AUTUMN build was amazing so I had to take photos of it BUT I never got around to actually post processing it until 8 months later. I was inspried to do so as I went thru my unfinished SL photos and this one again caught my eye again. I was going to use one of Pareeerica's awesome new textures but I ended up using two of her textrures that have proven to be so popular for me and useful.

Really there isnt much deep meaning behind this artwork other than the incredible peace and serenity that one gets as you stare into the photoart and imagine being in the deep back woods where a small old traditional 1900's farmhouse was built. the beauty of the autumn colors surrounding the old homestead and the contrasting beauty of the planted red and pink flowers placed there by the owner further adds to the tranquility of the scene. The textures used were to add to the historical age of the photo.

CREDITS & PERMISSION
====================
>> The SecondLife 3D Builder & Sim info where I took photo...
-- Creators: The "embryo_*" (group)
-- SIM Name: EMBRYO ::Ruscott:: slurl.com/secondlife/embryo/27/217/23

>> Texture: PAREEERICA-Cappuccino Swirls: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/4178598070/

>> Texture: PAREEERICA-Green Grunge Cement: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/4953809120/

SECONDLIFE "VIRTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY" PERMISSIONS STATEMENT:
This artwork is a Photo Manipulation that includes photo(s) taken within the virtual 3D worlds of SecondLife (aka SL). For those not aware of SL, in-world virtual photography of the 3D content created inside SL for use inside or outside of SL if taken on lands permitted by the content creator to take virtual photography is agreed to by all residents of the SL service and display their 3D creations in SL. This is formally agreed to by all SL residents as part of the Legal Terms of Service agreement with LindenLab Inc - the owner/operator of SL.

The rights are equivilent to that of photographers in real life to take photographs of real life objects, subjects, scenery. As such, formal permissions have been given to use these SL photographs as I abide by the conditions to take Virtual Photography in SL. I go a step further and even credit the 3D content creator and the location of the photo (like GPS in real life) when this creator in SL can be identified. This is not mandatory - but I do it because I feel they deserve it. As a DA Group Admin that is reviewing group submissions, please accept this statement as formal credit/permission even if you might not fully understand the concept of Virtual Photography. Thank you for your understanding.