The kitty-cat's play area, as seen through his asshole.
Getting the camera into the cat was the most difficult. I had to set the timer to 20 seconds, shove it into the cat, then hold him still. I pre-focused the lense, then duct-taped it so it wouldn't move. After I heard the shutter click, he ran into some bushes. I spent about 10 minutes trying to recover the cat, or kiss the camera good-bye. I had to buy about 15 soft tooth brushes to clean the camera. It'll be a while before the smell goes away.
Adjusted saturation, contrast, sharpness, and vibrance. Then cropped it to center the image. I added a huge black border to help make it look more like I'm looking out an orifice from the inside. Then I completed the border and submitted.
Yeah yeah yeah, I don't have a macro lense yet. DNMC? Probably. 2nd brown ribbon? Maybe. Hope you all get a good laugh.
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I don't get this one at all...I don't see a macro at all, but rather some out of focus object. There's nothing here which holds my attention or draws me into the image.
Um...a cat jumping over the camera which is inside a cardboard box with a hole cut in it? This is funny, but it isn't going to get a good score from me. The only thing that is close to macro is the out of focus cat leg (that's what I'm calling it, anyway), and the total image area is really small.
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