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DOUBLE EXPOSURE: Bringing to light the untold - and untrue - stories behind the pictures
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THIS WEEK'S WINNERS:
"I didn't realize this is what happens when you become frameous..."
Lawrence Jones
Tijeras
"In a new twist, evidence at trial proved Sara was framed."
Kimela Miller
Socorro
"Einstein once said a picture is worth a thousand words. This one really stands out."
Premetivo R Gabaldon Jr
Albuquerque
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"Is this what they mean by 3D art?"
Joan Newman
Albuquerque
"I told the gentleman in the framing department I needed a really large one for my self-portrait."
Ann List
Albuquerque
“Ah, this is how the Harry Potter photos come to life!”
Cliff Ho
Albuquerque
"Don’t believe everything you’ve heard, I was framed!"
Elizabeth A Saavedra
Los Lunas
"Well, this ain't no Mona Lisa."
Jo Gabaldon
Albuquerque
"I was once told, 'You oughta be in pictures,' but this is ridiculous!"
Yvonne Cox
Albuquerque
"A picture's worth a thousand words."
Bronnie Blaugrund
Albuquerque
"I didn't do anything wrong, who rigged this thing? Bad frame."
Yvonne Korotky
Rio Rancho
“Not guilty Your Honor; I’ve been framed!”
Todd Tibbals
Albuquerque
"Most things are easier to get into than to get out of."
Jake Abernathy
Albuquerque
NEXT WEEK'S CHALLENGE:
"Don't touch my tacos."
OR ...
Send your suggested caption for publication next Sunday. Go to ABQJournal.com/opinion and click the Caption contest button.
https://www.abqjournal.com/site/forms/online_services/caption_contest/
