Butterflies & Hurricanes: X-Pro

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"Aged two and a half decades. Camera with legs. Feel free to examine the responses of my wiring."

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Finally, the shoot is over. It was like some kind of unintentional hellweek - so glad it's over.

Experimenting with some cross processing effects on the shots. Here's a before-and-after comparison: