No boxing -> increased creativity

Since I'm so sad about the current arena performance of my shammies, I've been doing other things.. namely... HDR photography! (Carl Wolffelt is a semi-pseudonym.. hehe)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/3184429...n/photostream/
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3271/...86217854_b.jpg


This one got stuck in Photoshop:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/3184429...n/photostream/
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3250/...b12a3a0c_b.jpg


http://www.flickr.com/photos/3184429...n/photostream/
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3089/...5cd39148_b.jpg


Hope you like them.

Those look fantastic! Funny cause I also took a break from multiboxing and have been making music again!

WoW is a brilliant game but in many ways it drains your imagination... or maybe drain isn't the right word. Multiboxing itself IS a very creative activity and engages the mind and senses very intensely. All this brain activity seems to take up both time and the fertile area in your brain where new ideas are born.

Like the 2nd picture the best. Awesome work :thumbsup:

I've been getting back into Dungeons & Dragons, since I really don't like the leveling process in WotLK.
Building semi-optimized characters, not so much to break the rules but more to be good at a concept.

Leveling.. (A) Shaman's, (B) Druid's, (C) Hunter's, (D) Priests, (E) Mixed Team 1, (F) Mixed Team 2..
Doesn't look like WotLK leveling is friendly enough to continue all of these teams 70-80.
Not enough dvd's for distraction, sad that WotLK has forced me to play with distractions to take away from the monotony of playing wow.
At least the leveling up of six teams.
It's still fun at maximum level, raiding or pvp, just boring as hell getting there.