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Nigel Allan · Nov 27, 2009

I'm not going to name this picture, you are.

Titles or captions for photos can sometimes make all the difference in how they are perceived. How about some ideas. Does this photo suggest a witty caption to you or could there be some more arty title and meaning?

John Angulat · Nov 27, 2009

"Well...at least I didn't run of of petrol like I usually do!"

Jameson Smith · Nov 27, 2009

"If one more person asks me for details I'm going to hit them with my truck..... AGAIN!"

Mike Nogle · Nov 27, 2009

How about the title, "Don't Ask!!"

Nigel Allan · Nov 27, 2009

Mike Nogle said:
How about the title, "Don't Ask!!"

I like that as it is both a play on language and appropriate to the subject - and short

Or I could use the excuse I once heard when a friend did hit a lamp post that it 'came out of nowhere' - plainly the lamp post's fault

Rich Beaubien · Nov 27, 2009

I for one thinks this stands on it's own without a caption. In a case of "less is more," sometimes the visual wit is all you need.

--Rich

Asher Kelman · Nov 27, 2009

Nigel Allan said:
I'm not going to name this picture, you are.

Titles or captions for photos can sometimes make all the difference in how they are perceived. How about some ideas. Does this photo suggest a witty caption to you or could there be some more arty title and meaning?

Nigel,

Besides the obvious irony and humor in the situation, there's a remarkable family of zigzag compositional elements: the pattern on the shirt and the angles made by the parts of the wreck. This organized confusion enhances the written message.

Her face, gives us the Cedric Massoulier factor he delights in: emotive expression.

Asher

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