More double exposition practice, with an awesome lion phot that I'm falling in love with. I'm gonna call it: The gate to cyberpunk/AKA Cotton Candy Lion face. Also, mini-story below: "The gate to Hiroshima" _____ The rain was falling on the plastic roof that covered the street. There weren't any cars allowed on it, only the hurried lines of people going in and out of restaurants and shops. The roof was curved and the neon glow of the street signs stretched across it. Neon street signs are a fact of life on Japanese high streets, they inhabit every nook and cranny like groups of mad fireflies luring people's money onto the perilous rocks of arcade machines and katsu curry. I wasn't here for curry, though. I was stood at the entrance to a side alley on the street. There wasn't anyone in it. The street lay there, bare, empty, and foreboding. I took only five steps into it before the face appeared. It was a lion's face, with neon eyes. It was a hologram, and it asked me one question. "Do you have it?" _____ Composite created using Photoshop, with pictures from @pexels and @pixabay _____ The hashtag vault: #lionart #psart #doubleexposition #neonlion #cyberpunk #photoshop #creativemobs #fxcreatives #creativitychasers (at Cyberpunk's Gate) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByAkoNUn6Qn/?igshid=1q4rgjfqjk1k1