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A photorealistic macro photograph shot through a fisheye door peephole, lit by cool hallway light behind the lens. In the exact center of the frame, a brown tabby cat presses its face flat against the outer face of the peephole glass, filling the middle third of the image: a broad muzzle with short dense striped fur, a small wet nose flattened against the glass, two amber eyes wide and slightly cross-eyed from the contact, mouth closed, both ears folded back at the frame edge, long white whiskers bending outward across the lens. The polished steel rim of the peephole surrounds the cat's head and its circular edge curves the architecture behind it. Behind and around the cat, a dim apartment corridor bends upward at the edges of the frame: a warped row of closed doors on the left, a bicycle leaning against the wall on the right, worn carpet and a flickering ceiling light, all stretched outward by the fisheye distortion while the animal's muzzle stays the visual anchor. The image is centered and symmetrical, the cat's face and whiskers tack sharp against the soft falloff of the corridor, with the circular frame edge framing the whole composition.