Cypress Rosewood filled the sim at Oyster Bay for an hour-plus of his ambient “space music”. What an impressive show – and showing by both Oyster Bay regulars and Cypress Rosewood’s considerable number of fans!
Isolde Flamand, Daedalus Young and I took a number of snapshots of the show. Here’s an Isolde photo of the stage, one that sets the scene nicely:
As you can see, Cypress took the Oyster Bay stage and made it his own – even with the purple fog-like particle emitter!
Click on these thumbnails for larger snaps from the three of us:
Daedalus, per usual, took advantage of the opportunity to take some very creative shots as Cypress went from flute to guitar to organ to everything in-between as he built layer upon layer of the ethereal mood:
And a couple more snaps after the fold…
Isolde took this snap of the two of us from the show – she did all of the work in making this show happen, really bailing me out as I focussed on the Culturebeats show the two days prior:
Cypress wrapped up the show with a bit of a twist – a heartfelt a capella version of John Lennon’s “Imagine.” Perhaps Daedalus was inspired by the song to grab this shot of Zulqadi Saarinen’s Love in the foreground, the stage in the background:
A very nice show, enjoyed by a capacity crowd!
Filed under: Cypress Rosewood, Daedalus Young, Isolde Flamand, Oyster Bay, Second Life, Second Life Music, Second Life art
Funny enough, during the show I kept an eye on Snapzilla for your and Isolde’s pics, when I noticed the one of you two, where I spotted the Love sculpture in the back. It’s actually one of my fav sculptures, so I cammed over and took that photo, which was still well before Cypress sang Imagine.
So that gives a good impression of the show, this is what it felt like. Cypress did a great job bringing that feeling to us.