While you have a fair amount of seperation, an indication of low bodyfat, your legs appear flat and over-depleted. With 7 weeks to go until your contest this is not a good sign of things to come. The flatness and depletion in your quadriceps make them appear under-muscled. I believe this is a symptom of an over-extended diet with odd macronutrients. Keep your calories about 100-200 higher and regulate them back to your current level in about 2.5 weeks. Make sure you are consuming 30g carbohydrate preworkout and 30g carbohydrate (with 15g sugar) post-workout, this should help alleviate the flatness. In your future offseason training, I suggest focusing more on heavy front squats, your quadriceps would look much larger and carry more mass if you performed 3 sets of heavy front squats every 7 days. Make sure all leg exercises are performed in the 6-8 rep range. Most people make the mistake of using 10-15 reps on legs, claiming they "feel it more" but inducing muscular hypertrophy is not about feeling lactic acid buildup or "the pump." I am almost certain that based on your leg development your reps have been too high to induce adequate growth.
