"digital landscapes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a virtual environment, such as a 3D rendering of a street scene or mountain view. For example, "The artist's digital landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful and incredibly detailed."
SOUTHPORT -- "Digital Landscapes," works by Jack O'Hara.
The New York Times is not a wandering inhabitant of the world's chaotic and interlinked digital landscapes.
They can render breathtaking digital landscapes, battlefields filled with hundreds of mutants, vast reaches of outer space and entire cities of ruins.
There are jittery you-are-there digital landscapes of Times Square, not to mention all those shooting stars, which tend to arrive with the stage smoke and are meant to evoke matters cosmic.
I was surprised to discover, then, the work of Mark Tribe, a New York-based artist who uses digital landscapes created for first-person shooter video games and films of militia training sites as the basis for his project "Rare Earth".
Electronic games have done the most damage, as entries like World of Warcraft and the currently hot-selling Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim let players (represented by tricked-out avatars) conquer acres of fantastically rendered digital landscapes without the need for hours of time spent writing the story line and sketching Middle Earth-like maps.
But its success is not merely confined to its digital landscape.
Passing the Tauzin-Dingell bill would change the nation's digital landscape.
The digital landscape has put increased pressure on teenagers today, and we feel it.
"It looks like a digital landscape," said Julian LaVerdiere, a partner in Big Room.
My friend and colleague Jeffrey Lewis has pointed me to this improbable corner of the digital landscape.
