I wanted to lead w/ a view of Link's woodland home, and I feel the high view from the doorstep to the Forest Temple is the most beautiful, especially in sunlight. Here I simply wanted to capture the -
haunting grandeur and daunting symmetry of the Temple's main hall before moving forward. Sunset over a distant Lon-Lon Ranch here, the sense of wonder at sprawling Hyrule Field should never fade from-
Kind of a no-brainer here, had to have the view as the waterfall parts for Zelda's Lullaby to grant access to Zora's Domain. Iconic location in the LoZ series for a long time now ...
Ha no doubt Aaron bro, but I like him in there. Temple of Time by moonlight, perhaps pretty in sunshine, but some gravity to this trip. (child dungeons have some great central chambers, but compared -
What would be neat, not saying you have to, but you could have Adult Link and Epona do a jump from the spiked fences in Lon-Lon Ranch in the afternoon, when the sky is pink-ish.
@ Aaron: Rest up bro, thanks for a great idea! Was wondering what to do w/ Epona w/ the 2 big cinematics out of the question. @ Gimking: Glad you're digging them. Must have right?
Now the other scenes in the ToT are classic imagery, but a) often seen and b) not quite the direction of this post. I'm going to take a dinner break, but you can see where I'll pick up ...
Difficult choice for favorite. It's between the ranch at sunset, the castle at night and the temple. thanks again. I just wish it was possible to save these.
You're welcome bro, having fun doing it. I've been told you can access Miiverse via a computer and save screenshots from there, but of course not in 3d, also unsure if it is only your own ...
Resuming the scenic tour where I left off in the Fire Temple, I must remind travelers that Hyrule is not all picturesque skies, grand architecture, and lush turf. There are breathtaking obstacles ...
Nor one to this impressive archway and door to Volvagia's den ... sucker for the door designs of OoT, might do a series dedicated to those some fine day.
Followed by a destination so frigid that an idle Hero will wrap his arms around his body, shiver and sneeze. (happens for a different reason in Shadow Temple) The crystalline room in the Ice Cavern...
The moon sets over that vast lake, an angle that reveals the mound over the Water Temple. Tough to frame and time this just how I wanted, couldn't avoid the Navi Scarecrow's Song photobomb though ...
An afternoon trot into the south of Hyrule field. Unfortunately all of the great Epona leaping scenery from a good view requires so in-game cinema, and playing through it for this project is not part-
of the plan. I've actually been very thorough posting screens of my favorite imagery of the remaining Temples, so I'll wrap things up with a couple more outside them. Lightning over the graveyard ...
A long view of the Desert Colossus from the Song of Storms generated fairy oasis. Considered taking a shot w/ it raining, but it seemed less majestic ...
When the quest is over, a Hero can truly return home, in time and place. I definitely went a little overboard, but I hope the tour was indeed scenic as promised. Thanks for the suggestion Gimking!
