A. Camera. Crying.
From Steve Benson.
Inspiring, no?
Inspiring, no?
posted by Matt Bors at
2:03 AM
Apr 13, 2009
AUTHOR: MATT BORS
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6 Comments:
No. Terribly cliched (sic).
Are you sure it's not drooling? Ha!
idgi, does the camera represent americans that had no image of the costs of this war until now?
Considering the way the media treated the wars, I would argue that the discharge is more from, er, excitement.
It's good to see the artist's attention to detail, as all television studios make use of the "box with lines on it" model of video camera these days.
Leaving aside the fact that the visual metaphor is laughably terrible... it doesn't even look like a tear. It looks like a loogie, or some other kind of syrup-like bodily fluid.
Is it supposed to be sad that because of it, people now know that war kills people?? Or something?
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