Aperture Revisited - Photography with Imre - Episode 21

Hoot and holla! I finally finished Aperture Revisited! I am pooped as I've been working all day long on this video, along with having to fix the black hole shielding on my space craft. You can get a glimpse of it, in addition to some bloopers, in the video. As for the actual supplemental post, I should have that finished in a few days, so do keep checking back. L8r!


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