But I thought it made a neat spectacle all the same. Shattered screens have a bizarre appeal, and for the life of me I can't figure out what that appeal is (please enlighten me if you've got any thoughts on this.)
What occurred to me as I shot this with the admittedly limited camera in my BlackBerry, though, is how temporary these things are. Broken items don't stick around long before they get tossed, so you either snap 'em while you can or lose the moment forever.
This particular example was part of my life for all of three minutes, so I hope this lameoid photo sticks in my brain a little longer than that. I guess we all need the occasional reminder of how fragile things - and life - can be.
Your turn: It's been a while since we did the caption thing, so in the interest of informal Monday fun, have at it. How would you caption this photo?
Meet yet another electronic device that escaped Graceland.
ReplyDeleteIn That Lost Dim Time When.....
ReplyDeletePeace.
ReplyDeleteDaddy! Spiderman went black and white!
ReplyDeleteAnd, that's how we broke up.
ReplyDeletePerfect Aim!
ReplyDeleteRay of light bursting out of gloomy grey clouds!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a flower skeleton!
ReplyDeleteOh my hahahaha.
ReplyDelete"The Pioneer's last shattered journey"
ReplyDelete"Struggling, to hold it all together"
ReplyDeleteShattered is on the thin line between broken and unbroken - isn't it a struggle to hold it there, don't you think?
HAHA Burglar FAIL!
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ReplyDeleteI wonder what happens if I touch it here...
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