| Pocket Disaster |
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| Gear |
Text and Photography by Mark LaMonica
I have to say, I was totally shocked when I pulled my
pocket camera out, hit the on button and saw this
modern art rendition of what should have been by
subjects. The camera was in my upper shirt pocket when
I was working on my newly acquired 1974 Dodge. I'm
guessing it was when I was leaning over the fender
working on the timing adjustment, that the LCD screen
was subjected to just the right pressure in just the right
location to create this "cracked" look. The glass had no
damage, it was damaged internally and rendered the
camera useless. A lesson learned :)
pocket camera out, hit the on button and saw this
modern art rendition of what should have been by
subjects. The camera was in my upper shirt pocket when
I was working on my newly acquired 1974 Dodge. I'm
guessing it was when I was leaning over the fender
working on the timing adjustment, that the LCD screen
was subjected to just the right pressure in just the right
location to create this "cracked" look. The glass had no
damage, it was damaged internally and rendered the
camera useless. A lesson learned :)