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September 2015 Edition of Windlight Magazine is Now Available!

The September 2015 issue of Windlight Magazine is now available for you to view online and in world! To view the magazine online, simply click on the cover below:

September 2015 Cover Final

To view it in world, teleport to our offices and gallery and grab a kiosk from the vendor(no worries its free) or you can touch any one of our many kiosks in world.

This issue will feature articles on Paradise Lost The Movie (Featured & Cover Article), photographer Enzo Champagne, Visonaire Institute of Photography, Photohunt, Frisland, Canary Beck, and a special preview of items at The 21 Event. Shakti Adored is back with another helping of Curator’s Corner! A very special thank you to Caitlin Tobias for the cover photo and to the awesome Windlight Magazine Crew: Inara Pey, Emma Portilo, SaoirseHeart, Shakti Adored, Kara Trapdoor, Veruca Tammas, and Jessii2009 Warrhol.

We hope that you enjoy it!

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Bright canopy and all that

Great review of Bright Canopy the web based viewer. Having tried it myself I can say it works well and definitely great for photography!

What the Huck?

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I’m a bit late to the business of streaming the metaverse.  I recognised SLGo as a significant thing, but it was a significant thing with a monthly price tag and I rather suspect I’m already spending too much money on Second Life for the time I spend in it.  In any case, it wasn’t all that much time before SLGo became SLGone.  Sony’s purchase of OnLive in April stopped the growing service dead in its tracks.  People, of course, were outraged.

What’s the big deal with a streamed service?  The number one selling point is probably that you can run SL at the highest level of quality on hardware which might normally struggle to keep up with ‘Low’ graphics mode.  Like my six year old laptop.  Capable PC though it is for just about any other task, if I should run SL on it for more than a few minutes –…

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August 2015 Edition of Windlight Magazine Now Available!

The August 2015 issue of Windlight Magazine is now available for you to view online and in world! To view the magazine online, simply click on the cover below:

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To view it in world, teleport to our offices and gallery and grab a kiosk from the vendor (no worries its free) or you can touch any one of our many kiosks in world.

This issue features Linden Endowment of the Arts, Strawberry Singh, Art at SL12B, Alpha Tribe, The Virtual Chelsea Hotel, LumiPro, Kylie Sabra, Urban Art, and Shakti Adore’s regular column “Curator’s Corner.” Vee Tammas’ new series, “Voyages With Vee” makes it debut in this issue. Thanks to all of our advertisers, supporters, contributors, and of course readers for making this issue a success, we hope you enjoy it!

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Meet the Staff of Windlight Magazine: Vee Tammas

We are pleased to announce that Vee Tammas has joind the Windlight Magazine staff as a featured contributor! Vee will have an entirely new column: “Voyaging With Vee”. Below is Vee’s official bio:

Bio: Veruca Tammas (Vee) has been a member of the SL community for 8 years, most of those years were spent in a medieval world as a gypsy and knight.  She learned to build four years ago and discovered a whole new SL through the expression of building. Vee spends a great deal of time looking for interesting and fabulous  places in SL and the stories behind them. In real life Vee is the director of a library in the New York (USA) area and serves on the board of a hospital for adults and children with developmental disabilities. When she’s not working she enjoys travel, quilting, the beach and life in general.