DOUBLE EXPOSURE
Bringing to light the untold — and untrue — stories behind the pictures
NEXT WEEK’S CHALLENGE
Next week’s entry:
“Radio City Rockettes rehearse for their annual Christmas Spectacular show, demonstrating how they’ll direct unvaccinated audience members to the nearest exits.”
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Send your suggested caption for publication next Thursday. Go to ABQJournal.com/caption-contest, click on the photo.
THIS WEEK’S WINNERS
That’s absolutely the worst side effect to the booster that I have ever seen. LOLA A. MEDINA, Albuquerque
“I’m having a very bad hair day so I’m gonna hang here until my hair cries ‘Uncle.’” ARTHUR D. ORTEGA, Albuquerque
“They said this is a sure way to get on ‘America’s Got Talent,’ but all I’m getting is dizzy.”
MARK YARNELLE, Albuquerque
“Have any of you seen a dude named Tarzan? I hear he’s looking for me.” LINDA SOLOMON, Albuquerque
She doesn’t quite understand the concept of the zip-line. LINDA KAY LIVINGSTON, Albuquerque
“Ever since I came back from space, I can’t find my center of gravity.” STEPHANIE NEWMAN, Albuquerque
The forests of the Pacific Northwest have a long history of assault by invasive species, but this latest, the druidic Tree
Sprite from the British Isles, is among the most difficult to control, as they have no natural enemies and, in fact, are somewhat charismatic. CHERYL HAAKER,
Albuquerque “Look Mom, no worries, what goes up must come down. I just did it my way.” ELIZABETH A. SAAVEDRA,
Los Lunas
“As a newly minted naturalist ecologist I am utilizing a new technique. It’s called bird’seye view.” RICHARD KOZLOWSKI,
Albuquerque
Poison Ivy now wants to be known as the Green Web Slinger.
JERRY M. ULLOM, Albuquerque
Marvel’s newest super hero, the Green Resta. JERRY M. MEDINA, Albuquerque
“Spider-Man ain’t got nothing on me.”
MICHAEL PACHECO, Albuquerque
She found climbing ropes to the top of the tree a lot easier than using them to come down. DONALD DE NOON, Albuquerque