I agree, although the kitty's rear fit almost appear to be floarting above the ground. When I first saw the angle of the shot, I thought....ooooo, wonder if this could work as a phantagram!

Dan

Flash wrote:

Unusual, yet interesting composition; effective anaglyph.   Flash --- On Fri, 3/20/09, Larry Robert Fischer <lrfbob(-at-)concentric. net> wrote: From: Larry Robert Fischer <lrfbob(-at-)concentric. net> Subject: [Anaglyphs] Cat On The Hill To: Smokey0328(-at-)aol. com, "Joe T Fischer" <fischerjt(-at-)sbcglobal .net>, "Anaglyphs" <anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogrou ps.com> Date: Friday, March 20, 2009, 10:40 PM While walking through the woods the other day, I heard a noise and it wasn't me. As I looked around I could hear crushing leaves and the sound coming closer to me. Was it human or was it a wild animal? Yes, it was a wild animal and as I raised my cameras to shoot, I took carefull aim and pulled the trigger. Here is the picture of the animal I shot, no animals were hurt in this picture.   Cannon Twins, SPM, SDM   LR