Did a CAT scan...

[deeaa]

Here's the result of my CAT scan:

http://deeaa.pp.fi/images/skannaa0003.jpg

[Tig]

Looks like a Norwegian Forest Cat with those hairy paws.

[deeaa]

Yep it's very close to ...just a tabby colored mixed breed though...very pretty, still. Been with us, um, 9 years now, but we're giving her off to my dad because he's living alone and needs the company plus our boys just give the cat too much hell.

[poodlesrule]

I am sure D's cat is thinking...

"I can' t wait to put HIS *ss on there, and put it on the interwebs...!

[Spudman]

You've got pads and paws in your cat scan. You might want to see a Leopardus tigrinus expert about that.

[Jimi75]

Looks like a great cover for a cd!

[poodlesrule]

Here's the result of my CAT scan:

http://deeaa.pp.fi/images/skannaa0003.jpg


Cat fractals!
The late Mr. Mandelbrot would be proud!

[deeaa]

Hm, I kinda like the CD idea...and, if not that, maybe some other form of using a scanner for photography. I tried all kinds of things like scanning my face and moving my eyes while the beam moved and such...scanner makes for weird photographs.

[Tig]

Hm, I kinda like the CD idea...and, if not that, maybe some other form of using a scanner for photography. I tried all kinds of things like scanning my face and moving my eyes while the beam moved and such...scanner makes for weird photographs.

Yes, people have been using modified scanners to take sometimes strange photos for years, back before digital SLR's came out.

Search "scanner photography" or go to The Scanner Photography Project (http://golembewski.awardspace.com/).

http://www.bouncingredball.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/scanner_camera.jpg

[Katastrophe]

Cool pic, Dee!

Someone needs to come up with a caption for teh kitteh.

[bcdon]

Looking at the photo my first -- non-medical -- thought was that you might need to lay off the red-meats and let the system clear; but then I realized that it was an actual cat. Very cool! ;-)

[deeaa]

Yes, people have been using modified scanners to take sometimes strange photos for years, back before digital SLR's came out.

Search "scanner photography" or go to The Scanner Photography Project (http://golembewski.awardspace.com/).


Whoa, that's something....! Thanks for the link...!