Gloria Oliver's Blog, page 58
September 7, 2014
Virtual Tourist - TERA 9/7/14
Morning all!
TERA
Ostgarath
Jagged Coast
More evil crabs!
Shipwreck off the beach
Cute little hut at the edge of town
Mist Moor Island
Beasties everywhere!
Some funky cliff decorations
Me!
They're everywhere!
Shallow sea crossing to Mist Moor Island
Ascension Valley
Bigger cliff decorations.
Azarel's Labyrinth
Spooky looking even from far off, no?
Definitely spooky looking. :P
Inside the giant halls of Azarel's Labyrinth
Some lovely gold decorations
Spooky looking staicase. Notice the eye over the far entry. They are watching you!
Main hall area with a ton of connecting hallways. So pretty!
Cool carvings on the walls.
Backside of the main hall.
Lovely friends to ask directions from - NOT!
Have a great day!
TERA
Ostgarath
Jagged Coast
More evil crabs!
Shipwreck off the beach
Cute little hut at the edge of town
Mist Moor Island
Beasties everywhere!
Some funky cliff decorations
Me!
They're everywhere!
Shallow sea crossing to Mist Moor Island
Ascension Valley
Bigger cliff decorations.
Azarel's Labyrinth
Spooky looking even from far off, no?
Definitely spooky looking. :P
Inside the giant halls of Azarel's Labyrinth
Some lovely gold decorations
Spooky looking staicase. Notice the eye over the far entry. They are watching you!
Main hall area with a ton of connecting hallways. So pretty!
Cool carvings on the walls.
Backside of the main hall.
Lovely friends to ask directions from - NOT!
Have a great day!
September 5, 2014
Movie Review - Magic in the Moonlight
Magic in the Moonlight
Starring: Colin Firth, Emma Stone, Eileen Atkins, Simon McBurney, Jacki Weaver, Erica Leerhsen, Jeremy Shamos, Hamish Linklater, Marcia Gay Harden, and more.
Directed by: Woody Allen, Written by: Woody Allen Cinematography by: Darius Khondji
Premise: A fellow magician asks Stanley, aka Wei Long Soo, to come with him to the south of France to help debunk a psychic who's ingratiated herself with a friend's family. Exposing fake mediums being one of his hobbies, Stanley agrees. Yet Sophie turns out to be very different from what he was expecting. And her powers seem to actually be the real thing - throwing his beliefs about life entirely topsy-turvy. (Rated PG-13)
Review:
1) Acting - Total Thumbs Up: Colin Firth is delightful as the egotistical, genius, and magician, Stanley. He does a fabulous job of being the arrogant disbeliever while charming the audience at the same time. Emma Stone was a lot of fun as Sophie, who is the almost polar opposite of Stanley. Eileen Atkins as Aunt Vanessa gave as good as she got. It was a blast watching her steer her nephew along. Seeing Jackie Weaver again, as bubbly as ever, was an extra treat. Hamish Linklater just made you feel sad for poor, besotted, ukulele playing Brice.
2) Special Effects - Total Thumbs Up: A lot of subtle effects - from the beginning with the amazing skills of Wei Long Soo, to the floating candle, or the fast moving lightning storm. The special effects department did some lovely work.
3) Plot/Story - Total Thumbs Up: I tend to have coincidences or 'runs' of similar things and this film landed in my current trend of things to stumble into in the form of both the 20's and magic. (Hubby and I had just this week watched the Houdini special on the History Channel as well as episodes of Poirot.) In many ways Stanley is a British Houdini - they even mentioned how he got his start as an escape artist. Another aspect related to Houdini was how he spent a lot of time after his mother's death seeking a true medium - and exposing all those who were fakes. Houdini's intent (and Stanley's secret hope) to find a real medium through whom he could contact his parent.
Wei Long Soo even did the disappearing elephant trick!
The film's story is pretty straight forward, but does have some lovely unexpected twists. It plays a lot with expectations and assumptions, even the blindness of narrow mindedness. But what makes the film a true treat is the witty repartee between Sophia, Stanley, and others as well as the giant verbal blunders by Stanley when speaking to Sophia. Watching the Aunt work her own brand of magic was also highly entertaining.
4) Locations/Cinematography - Total Thumbs Up: From the theater in Germany to the lovely gardens, and the coast of southern France, the locations definitely set the stage. By adding in all the great Jazz and 20's music, it was easy for the audience to be transported back to 1928.
Conclusion: "Magic in the Moonlight" is a nice, quirky romance with an odd but fun cast of characters. The verbal fencing, especially towards the end, made it very fun to watch.
Rating: 3.75 out of 5 (Hubby's Rating: Worth Full Price of Admission)
Starring: Colin Firth, Emma Stone, Eileen Atkins, Simon McBurney, Jacki Weaver, Erica Leerhsen, Jeremy Shamos, Hamish Linklater, Marcia Gay Harden, and more.
Directed by: Woody Allen, Written by: Woody Allen Cinematography by: Darius Khondji
Premise: A fellow magician asks Stanley, aka Wei Long Soo, to come with him to the south of France to help debunk a psychic who's ingratiated herself with a friend's family. Exposing fake mediums being one of his hobbies, Stanley agrees. Yet Sophie turns out to be very different from what he was expecting. And her powers seem to actually be the real thing - throwing his beliefs about life entirely topsy-turvy. (Rated PG-13)
Review:
1) Acting - Total Thumbs Up: Colin Firth is delightful as the egotistical, genius, and magician, Stanley. He does a fabulous job of being the arrogant disbeliever while charming the audience at the same time. Emma Stone was a lot of fun as Sophie, who is the almost polar opposite of Stanley. Eileen Atkins as Aunt Vanessa gave as good as she got. It was a blast watching her steer her nephew along. Seeing Jackie Weaver again, as bubbly as ever, was an extra treat. Hamish Linklater just made you feel sad for poor, besotted, ukulele playing Brice.
2) Special Effects - Total Thumbs Up: A lot of subtle effects - from the beginning with the amazing skills of Wei Long Soo, to the floating candle, or the fast moving lightning storm. The special effects department did some lovely work.
3) Plot/Story - Total Thumbs Up: I tend to have coincidences or 'runs' of similar things and this film landed in my current trend of things to stumble into in the form of both the 20's and magic. (Hubby and I had just this week watched the Houdini special on the History Channel as well as episodes of Poirot.) In many ways Stanley is a British Houdini - they even mentioned how he got his start as an escape artist. Another aspect related to Houdini was how he spent a lot of time after his mother's death seeking a true medium - and exposing all those who were fakes. Houdini's intent (and Stanley's secret hope) to find a real medium through whom he could contact his parent.
Wei Long Soo even did the disappearing elephant trick!
The film's story is pretty straight forward, but does have some lovely unexpected twists. It plays a lot with expectations and assumptions, even the blindness of narrow mindedness. But what makes the film a true treat is the witty repartee between Sophia, Stanley, and others as well as the giant verbal blunders by Stanley when speaking to Sophia. Watching the Aunt work her own brand of magic was also highly entertaining.
4) Locations/Cinematography - Total Thumbs Up: From the theater in Germany to the lovely gardens, and the coast of southern France, the locations definitely set the stage. By adding in all the great Jazz and 20's music, it was easy for the audience to be transported back to 1928.
Conclusion: "Magic in the Moonlight" is a nice, quirky romance with an odd but fun cast of characters. The verbal fencing, especially towards the end, made it very fun to watch.
Rating: 3.75 out of 5 (Hubby's Rating: Worth Full Price of Admission)
September 1, 2014
Mind Sieve 9/1/14
Happy Labor Day!
Fan Fun
The Two Faces of January Official Trailer #1 - looks super suspenseful.
Bird People Official Trailer - starts average then ramps up with the birds! Could be cool.
Outcast Trailer 1 - Booyah! Pumped for this one!
Seventh Son Trailer 2 - this looks fun!
Social Media/Author PlatformHow to Get Started With Visual Content Marketing from the SocialMedia Examiner - article by Donna Moritz.
I made this with Canda (who are mentioned in the article) and my own pic. Hee! (I might have to keep it! Bwahahahahahaha!)
Writing AdviceCure for Perfectionism: 10 Tips to Perfect Imperfection for Writers by Beth Barany. Hmmmm, I do some of these. Who knew? lol!
The Writer and Depression by Chuck (NSFW) Wendig. Great advice!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Fan Fun
The Two Faces of January Official Trailer #1 - looks super suspenseful.
Bird People Official Trailer - starts average then ramps up with the birds! Could be cool.
Outcast Trailer 1 - Booyah! Pumped for this one!
Seventh Son Trailer 2 - this looks fun!
Social Media/Author PlatformHow to Get Started With Visual Content Marketing from the SocialMedia Examiner - article by Donna Moritz.
I made this with Canda (who are mentioned in the article) and my own pic. Hee! (I might have to keep it! Bwahahahahahaha!)
Writing AdviceCure for Perfectionism: 10 Tips to Perfect Imperfection for Writers by Beth Barany. Hmmmm, I do some of these. Who knew? lol!
The Writer and Depression by Chuck (NSFW) Wendig. Great advice!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
August 31, 2014
Virtual Tourist - TERA 8/31/14
Morning!
TERA
Ostgarath
Jagged Coast
Tree outposts with bridges and you can climb them! Woot!
View from one of them.
No clue what I was taking a picture of here. DOH!
The newest set of armor.
Pilons in the jungle road.
Weirdest looking pirate ever! But what a spiffy golden skull accessory!
A bad guy village
Down in the bad guy village
Innocent seeming path
The giant crab that will tear you a new one on the seemingly innocent path! (THose crabs are BAD!)
View off the seashore.
More evil crabs!!!!
Have a great one!
TERA
Ostgarath
Jagged Coast
Tree outposts with bridges and you can climb them! Woot!
View from one of them.
No clue what I was taking a picture of here. DOH!
The newest set of armor.
Pilons in the jungle road.
Weirdest looking pirate ever! But what a spiffy golden skull accessory!
A bad guy village
Down in the bad guy village
Innocent seeming path
The giant crab that will tear you a new one on the seemingly innocent path! (THose crabs are BAD!)
View off the seashore.
More evil crabs!!!!
Have a great one!
August 29, 2014
Movie Review - Sin City: A Dame To Kill For
Sin City: A Dame To Kill For
Starring: Mickey Rourke, Jessica Alba, Josh Brolin, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Willis, Eva Green, Powers Boothe, Dennis Haysberth, Ray Liotta, Christopher Meloni, Jeremy Piven, Christopher Lloyd, Jamie King, Juno Temple, and more.
Directed by: Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez Written by: Frank Miller Based on the Graphic Novels by: Frank Miller Cinematography by: Robert Rodriguez Music by: Robert Rodriguez and Carl Thiel
Premise: Sin City means different things to different people, but they all have a story to tell - the dancer trying to shore her courage to get revenge on the man who killed the only one who ever tried to protect her; the young buck trying to make a name for himself and ends up getting in too deep; the old lover drawn back by the femme fatale who broke his heart when she comes asking for his help. And all the stories tied together by the one man who knows the city best, except when his mind forgets - he has a condition. (Rated R)
Review:
1) Acting - Total Thumbs Up: Many familiar faces grace the screen -- several reprising roles from the original "Sin City" film, while other make their mark in the city for the first time. Mickey Rourke is still a total hoot as "Marv". Bruce Willis reprises his role as Hartigan, back from the grave. Jessica Alba definitely proves the nine years between films have not slowed her down, and she gives a great performance on multiple levels as Nancy. Josh Brolin is "noir" to his core. Eva Green, though, steals the show, proving once more her tremendous and hypnotic range.
2) Special Effects - Total Thumbs Up: As in the original "Sin City" there's a lot of play with black and white and flashes of vivid colors or flip flopping contrasts -- they all looked great. Some subtle storytelling also went on with the colors, which added some nice flavor to the tales. The women were being their true selves when their hair, eyes, lips, or face had color, otherwise...
The characters with the larger than life faces or bodies were expertly done. The power player Ava talks to during her party looked so realistic I couldn't believe she wanted to be that close to him. And the few shots of Dwight's face after some of his troubles, and of Johnny's hand, had me twitching in sympathy in my seat.
The visuals and sweeps during Nancy's nightmare scene were very nice.
3) Plot/Story - Thumbs Up: It's been nine years between films, but "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" picks up not far from the end of the original, so those who've not seen the first movie either recently or ever, will have a hard time connecting with the characters. While they do give information on what has gone before it's not enough to deepen the experience. (So be sure to watch/rewatch the first one before seeing this one!)
There's three stories, all of which connect through Marv or the bar. You see a piece of each one in turn, the middle one running on through to its end, then back to the others in reverse order. Because they don't have much to do with each other, and the Dwight storyline was so involving and long, by the time they got to the other two, I'd totally forgotten about them - so it was almost a jolt to realize there was more.
There were also a couple of bits they threw in at the beginning with Marv that were never actually resolved - you knew to whom Marv's jacket and gloves belonged to, but not how he got them. So that made things seem a little disjointed, especially after so specifically drawing the audience's attention to them.
4) Stunts - Total Thumbs Up: Gun battles, car chases, knives, jumping and being thrown through windows, and lots of fists totally fit the films "noir" feel. Add in some crossbows, samurai swords, and tough girls, and there's plenty of stunt fun to be had by all.
5) Locations/Cinematography - Total Thumbs Up: Real or imagined, the locations for the different scenes worked beautifully. Merging reality and CGI as well as playing with shadows and moonlight made for some lovely cinematography.
Conclusion: I'd definitely recommend making sure to see the original "Sin City" before venturing to see "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" - this should definitely fill in some of the gaps to make the film have more impact and get you as the audience more vested in what's going on. There's lots of lovely visuals and plenty of fist action. The R Rating should be taken seriously for younger viewers - this is not for kids. But the adults should have an entertaining time.
Rating: 3.75 out of 5 (Hubby's Rating: Worth Full Price of Admission)
Starring: Mickey Rourke, Jessica Alba, Josh Brolin, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Willis, Eva Green, Powers Boothe, Dennis Haysberth, Ray Liotta, Christopher Meloni, Jeremy Piven, Christopher Lloyd, Jamie King, Juno Temple, and more.
Directed by: Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez Written by: Frank Miller Based on the Graphic Novels by: Frank Miller Cinematography by: Robert Rodriguez Music by: Robert Rodriguez and Carl Thiel
Premise: Sin City means different things to different people, but they all have a story to tell - the dancer trying to shore her courage to get revenge on the man who killed the only one who ever tried to protect her; the young buck trying to make a name for himself and ends up getting in too deep; the old lover drawn back by the femme fatale who broke his heart when she comes asking for his help. And all the stories tied together by the one man who knows the city best, except when his mind forgets - he has a condition. (Rated R)
Review:
1) Acting - Total Thumbs Up: Many familiar faces grace the screen -- several reprising roles from the original "Sin City" film, while other make their mark in the city for the first time. Mickey Rourke is still a total hoot as "Marv". Bruce Willis reprises his role as Hartigan, back from the grave. Jessica Alba definitely proves the nine years between films have not slowed her down, and she gives a great performance on multiple levels as Nancy. Josh Brolin is "noir" to his core. Eva Green, though, steals the show, proving once more her tremendous and hypnotic range.
2) Special Effects - Total Thumbs Up: As in the original "Sin City" there's a lot of play with black and white and flashes of vivid colors or flip flopping contrasts -- they all looked great. Some subtle storytelling also went on with the colors, which added some nice flavor to the tales. The women were being their true selves when their hair, eyes, lips, or face had color, otherwise...
The characters with the larger than life faces or bodies were expertly done. The power player Ava talks to during her party looked so realistic I couldn't believe she wanted to be that close to him. And the few shots of Dwight's face after some of his troubles, and of Johnny's hand, had me twitching in sympathy in my seat.
The visuals and sweeps during Nancy's nightmare scene were very nice.
3) Plot/Story - Thumbs Up: It's been nine years between films, but "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" picks up not far from the end of the original, so those who've not seen the first movie either recently or ever, will have a hard time connecting with the characters. While they do give information on what has gone before it's not enough to deepen the experience. (So be sure to watch/rewatch the first one before seeing this one!)
There's three stories, all of which connect through Marv or the bar. You see a piece of each one in turn, the middle one running on through to its end, then back to the others in reverse order. Because they don't have much to do with each other, and the Dwight storyline was so involving and long, by the time they got to the other two, I'd totally forgotten about them - so it was almost a jolt to realize there was more.
There were also a couple of bits they threw in at the beginning with Marv that were never actually resolved - you knew to whom Marv's jacket and gloves belonged to, but not how he got them. So that made things seem a little disjointed, especially after so specifically drawing the audience's attention to them.
4) Stunts - Total Thumbs Up: Gun battles, car chases, knives, jumping and being thrown through windows, and lots of fists totally fit the films "noir" feel. Add in some crossbows, samurai swords, and tough girls, and there's plenty of stunt fun to be had by all.
5) Locations/Cinematography - Total Thumbs Up: Real or imagined, the locations for the different scenes worked beautifully. Merging reality and CGI as well as playing with shadows and moonlight made for some lovely cinematography.
Conclusion: I'd definitely recommend making sure to see the original "Sin City" before venturing to see "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" - this should definitely fill in some of the gaps to make the film have more impact and get you as the audience more vested in what's going on. There's lots of lovely visuals and plenty of fist action. The R Rating should be taken seriously for younger viewers - this is not for kids. But the adults should have an entertaining time.
Rating: 3.75 out of 5 (Hubby's Rating: Worth Full Price of Admission)
August 27, 2014
Picture Kaleidoscope 8/27/14
Morning!
Another World by Joshua Zhang at Earthshots.org So Surreal!
Close Quarters by Rudi Van Den Heever at Earthshots.org Cool composition, no? He's got some really nice landscape and animal pics at his site as well.
3X2 Kirkjufell by Erez Maron at Earthshots.org - all those lovely blues!
Erez Maron even does photo workshops!
Guess I will stop here. Have an awesome Wednesday!
Another World by Joshua Zhang at Earthshots.org So Surreal!
Close Quarters by Rudi Van Den Heever at Earthshots.org Cool composition, no? He's got some really nice landscape and animal pics at his site as well.
3X2 Kirkjufell by Erez Maron at Earthshots.org - all those lovely blues!
Erez Maron even does photo workshops!
Guess I will stop here. Have an awesome Wednesday!
August 25, 2014
Mind Sieve 8/25/14
Greetings!
I missed last week as Animefest was four days and so things have once more slid to the pit. (Connectivity issues didn't help either.) But that's last week! This week, it's all back on! Booyah!
Fan Fun
Automata Official Trailer 1 - sweet!
Mortdecai Official Teaser Trailer 1 - this will be weird!
Houdini - History channel 2 day event. Looks great!
Young Ones Official Trailer - could be interesting.
Social Media/Author PlatformHow to Combine Text and Visual Content for Better Social Media Engagement from the Social Media Examiner article by Keith Quesenberry.
12 Twitter Marketing Tips From the Pros at the SocialMedia Examiner - article by Cindy King.
Writing AdviceLet's Talk About Margin by Craig Mod. One of my publishers shared this with the authors. Really brings to perspective a side of the book business authors sometimes don't think about. Quite fascinating and eye opening, too. :)
Three Tips For Self-Publishing Success - Guest Julie Musil at Jami Gold's Blog -and the advice is good for more than just self-pubbers. :)
Have an awesome Monday!
I missed last week as Animefest was four days and so things have once more slid to the pit. (Connectivity issues didn't help either.) But that's last week! This week, it's all back on! Booyah!
Fan Fun
Automata Official Trailer 1 - sweet!
Mortdecai Official Teaser Trailer 1 - this will be weird!
Houdini - History channel 2 day event. Looks great!
Young Ones Official Trailer - could be interesting.
Social Media/Author PlatformHow to Combine Text and Visual Content for Better Social Media Engagement from the Social Media Examiner article by Keith Quesenberry.
12 Twitter Marketing Tips From the Pros at the SocialMedia Examiner - article by Cindy King.
Writing AdviceLet's Talk About Margin by Craig Mod. One of my publishers shared this with the authors. Really brings to perspective a side of the book business authors sometimes don't think about. Quite fascinating and eye opening, too. :)
Three Tips For Self-Publishing Success - Guest Julie Musil at Jami Gold's Blog -and the advice is good for more than just self-pubbers. :)
Have an awesome Monday!
August 24, 2014
Virtual Tourist - TERA 8/24/14
Morning!
Life has once more been conspiring against me. Hubby had to do a cutover Friday so no movie. Saw two yesterday, but no time to do the reviews~! Wheee!
Anyway...
TERA
Arcadia
I keep finding areas I've not taken pics of in the big city. Heh heh
Love this town!
Val Aureum
Some of the weird flora here.
Ruins all over the place.
Colorful and super weird fauna.
Giant super scary fauna! Can only get so close to take pics though.
Here's one of all three. Heh heh.
Crazy rock formations and plants
View as we leave the zone.
Ostgarath
So green!
This place was super cool.
You can never go wrong with roses!
Amazing beach, no?
You can climb up into the tree stations!
That is one nasty looking fish.
Have a ton of fun today!
Life has once more been conspiring against me. Hubby had to do a cutover Friday so no movie. Saw two yesterday, but no time to do the reviews~! Wheee!
Anyway...
TERA
Arcadia
I keep finding areas I've not taken pics of in the big city. Heh heh
Love this town!
Val Aureum
Some of the weird flora here.
Ruins all over the place.
Colorful and super weird fauna.
Giant super scary fauna! Can only get so close to take pics though.
Here's one of all three. Heh heh.
Crazy rock formations and plants
View as we leave the zone.
Ostgarath
So green!
This place was super cool.
You can never go wrong with roses!
Amazing beach, no?
You can climb up into the tree stations!
That is one nasty looking fish.
Have a ton of fun today!
August 20, 2014
Picture Kaleidoscope 8/20/14 - Animefest 2014
Greetings, all!
This past weekend was Animefest! A couple of weeks earlier than normal, but they still went for a four day convention. Lots of amazing costumes abounded all over.
A couple of panoramic views from our corner of the Dealers Room.
Tried to put a little more of us into this one. Heh
That is one large umbrella.
Elf!
Great place to watch from, but if I blinked I missed stuff. Doh!
Threatened by a horse head on a stick. Heh heh.
Too cute!
She'd bought her corset from our neighbor but hours before. She did amazing things with it! Looked fabulous!
Sailor Moon and three Tuxedo Kamens! Woot!
Isn't she adorable?
Teddy too. Hee!
My pic does not do his outfit justice. He has led lights, tubes, and more.
Even Death must wait for the elevator like the rest of us.
Great Dragonball Z Costume. Even has his tail.
Such nice costumes!
The Foot Clan! See how their evil ninja skills blurred my pic? Heh heh
Could never get a good angle on this one. He had eyes on the wings. Looked super cool.
The Tick's sidekicks for the win!
See, I tried again. lol.
A gaggle of Deadpools. He was super popular. Still have no idea why some of them had on bikinis.
Doesn't he look ominous?!
She was so cute! Paws, ears, and a tail!
And a friend to hug as well.
Heroines a plenty
Look at that giant weapon. Impressive.
Ruby Rod and Lilu Multipass! Woot!
Look at the super detail in this costume. Wow!
Demons in leather and chain - Oh my!
Have fun!
This past weekend was Animefest! A couple of weeks earlier than normal, but they still went for a four day convention. Lots of amazing costumes abounded all over.
A couple of panoramic views from our corner of the Dealers Room.
Tried to put a little more of us into this one. Heh
That is one large umbrella.
Elf!
Great place to watch from, but if I blinked I missed stuff. Doh!
Threatened by a horse head on a stick. Heh heh.
Too cute!
She'd bought her corset from our neighbor but hours before. She did amazing things with it! Looked fabulous!
Sailor Moon and three Tuxedo Kamens! Woot!
Isn't she adorable?
Teddy too. Hee!
My pic does not do his outfit justice. He has led lights, tubes, and more.
Even Death must wait for the elevator like the rest of us.
Great Dragonball Z Costume. Even has his tail.
Such nice costumes!
The Foot Clan! See how their evil ninja skills blurred my pic? Heh heh
Could never get a good angle on this one. He had eyes on the wings. Looked super cool.
The Tick's sidekicks for the win!
See, I tried again. lol.
A gaggle of Deadpools. He was super popular. Still have no idea why some of them had on bikinis.
Doesn't he look ominous?!
She was so cute! Paws, ears, and a tail!
And a friend to hug as well.
Heroines a plenty
Look at that giant weapon. Impressive.
Ruby Rod and Lilu Multipass! Woot!
Look at the super detail in this costume. Wow!
Demons in leather and chain - Oh my!
Have fun!
August 17, 2014
Virtual Tourist - TERA 8/17/14
Let's see if my plans work out...
TERA
Arcadia's Floating Temple
Truly beautiful temple
The goddess tells me things are not as they seem
Urges me to be careful
Hm, last shot going back to the Cliffs? We've forgotten something somewhere. Heh
Val Aureum
Some great views as we fly in
Chebika
Really neat little place
Loved their water maker
Looking down into the mine area not far from Chebika
Some strange and cool stuff here.
Neat, no?
And some definitely creepy areas.
Very creepy
Teleporter Door deep in the mines
Closer look at the teleporter
Mystery man
Horns all over the place!
Day 3 at Animefest! Heh heh
TERA
Arcadia's Floating Temple
Truly beautiful temple
The goddess tells me things are not as they seem
Urges me to be careful
Hm, last shot going back to the Cliffs? We've forgotten something somewhere. Heh
Val Aureum
Some great views as we fly in
Chebika
Really neat little place
Loved their water maker
Looking down into the mine area not far from Chebika
Some strange and cool stuff here.
Neat, no?
And some definitely creepy areas.
Very creepy
Teleporter Door deep in the mines
Closer look at the teleporter
Mystery man
Horns all over the place!
Day 3 at Animefest! Heh heh
