Cross processing

Cross processing is like when you mix different kinds of colors that aren't supposed to go together. Imagine you have a bunch of different colored candies, and you put them all together, even if they don't match. That's what cross processing is for pictures. Instead of using normal colors on a photo, you use different colors that weren't meant to be used together, just like mixing the candies. This makes the picture look different and interesting. It's like when you put a red sweater and green pants together, even if they don't match, they look cool together!