What the. . .

So I was at the top of the Shoppe Lux tower, trying to get good pictures of the city when I saw this:

I got one good picture before it zipped off into the skies. Who or what is this? An alien, a secret government super trooper? Inquiring minds want to know.

Coming soon

Stepping Out

I may be the luckiest girl in Serenity Point. The best hot dogs in the whole town are sold out of a place right across the street from my studio. When the street isn't crowded I don't even have to change when I feel the need for a thick sausage dribbling hot juices on my tongue. Now I just have to find the taco shop.

Its winter in Serenity and things are getting a bit perky when I step outside. No one has complained so far, though. Snow is on the ground, Christmas decorations hang from the street lights and I'm not turning my radio on until the holiday songs GO AWAY!

Behind me in the picture below you can see my stuido. Well, actually you can't because your favorite photographer is blocking the view. The top floor right above my head is my apartment. The next one down is the studio, the ground floor is the photography shop. That's my car in the alley and there's a bar in the other half of the building. How much better can it get? Its literally ten steps from my shop to the bar and less than half a block to get lunch.

The studio is now open for business. If you need photos for your profile, as a keepsake for an event or that special someone or have a few private shots you'd like done, just get in touch. No extra charge for the vintage style.

I'm Magdalena Outlander and this is Serenity Point, where its never too cold to go out naked.

More Serenity

Outlandish Photos is coming along nicely. In a few more days I should be ready for customers. In the meantime, I decided to let me hair down and look around my new home a bit more. It didn't take long to find the fire department and one of the fire brigade was nice enough to lend me his hat for this shot.

Then I found the roller rink. Anyone who knows me knows that I love skating. I'm going to save the rink itself for a full shoot later. They also have a great dance floor in the middle, dining tables AND a stage with enough room for a full band. Here I am belting out a little tune on the upright bass.

Its always nice when you can rap your hands around something curvy and tickle the middle. More as it comes in, or stop by the studio. I'm Professor Outlandish and this is Serenity Point.

Seraph City Redux

In case you can't tell, I'm really grooving on the old style B&W.

Serenity Point

Finally updated, your favorite cub reporter decided to go vintage and check out Serenity Point. Type "vintage" in your places search and its the first hit. This place is three sims of retro fun and I've only just started exploring it. It seems like there's something fun every step. I didn't even get a chance to ride the free scooters. Instead I got distracted jumping around on tires.

Then I saw the subway station so I had to pop down for a look around. I had to wait a bit for the train to come.

When it showed up it was a bit worn down but a fun ride. There's a lot of fun you can have on an empty train.

Eventually I found the drive-in theater. Its a lot of fun with plenty of vehicles provided for watching movies, cuddling and so forth. They've even got popcorn! I was just starting to explore the possibilities for a shoot when. . .

the owner of the sim walked in and told me they needed an in-house photographer. He liked the classic Bettie Page look and was willing to provide an apartment and a studio! Well what else could I do? I put together a quick portfolio of vintage cheesecake (and a few slightly naughtier ones for my fans. Here it is. Expect to see a lot more of Serenity Point and of me in the near future.

I do hope I see these pinned up in some lockers or I'm going to be disappointed. This is Professor Outlandish of Outlandish Photography Studio, Serenity Point, right above the Koduk camera store. Stop by for all your Vintage photography needs, especially if they're scandalous.