Yeah, we went there. A photo snapped by CNET at yesterday's Facebook News Feed announcement cried out for embellishment, and our readers did not disappoint.
When we spotted this pic of Mark Zuckerberg swarmed by media at yesterday's Facebook News Feed announcement, we immediately thought it could use some embellishing. So we called on our ever-creative CNET readers to fire up their photo-editing software and caption-writing skills and liven the picture up. As usual, they came through -- in a big way.
Click through our gallery to see some of our favorite submissions, starting with our top four picks. Congrats to the winners, and a big thanks to all who submitted!
2 of 22 Argel Matanguihan
Zuck and the zombies
As this winner from Argel Matanguihan shows, things got a tad out of hand at yesterday's Facebook event. "Insert some societal perspective statement about how we're social-media zombies," Matanguihan says.
3 of 22 Oliver Pomeroy
Augmented reality
Oliver Pomeroy's subtle yet funny image, another of our top four, has Zuckerberg facing the media onslaught wearing none other than Google specs.
4 of 22 Michael Roque
A moment of doubt
This winning image, by Michael Roque, touched a chord. Ever have that nagging feeling?
5 of 22 Kevin A. Green
Zuckerberg, Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg, Mark Zuckerberg. Winner Kevin A. Green went with a Bond theme (and made a CNET editor blush in the process).
6 of 22 Argel Matanguihan
The big reveal
Another great image from Argel Matanguihan, who brought us the winning pic of Zuckerberg surrounded by zombies: "The truth is...I am Iron Man."
7 of 22 Jonathan Peterson
Eyes needed
And more undead, this time from Jonathan Peterson.
8 of 22 Frederic Nouvel
Meet Facebook's new mascots
From Frederic Nouvel, this is what a Facebook press conference Down Under might look like.
9 of 22 Sean Hockabout
Mark the milliner
From Sean Hockabout: "Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced today he has launched a new line of women's hats, wearing his Audrey Hepburn reproduction." Hey, we'd totally wear 'em!
10 of 22 Chris Ruhle
Party in the press room
Chris Ruhle calls this image "Zuckerberg Shake."
11 of 22 Bruce Vivero
The accidental unveiling
Boxers or briefs? This photo from Bruce Vivero seems to answer that question.
12 of 22 Christopher MacManus/CNET
Zuckerhulk
Crave contributor (and Photoshop whiz) Christopher MacManus went with a Hulk-and-hoodie motif.
13 of 22 Dominic Mangles
Suited up
Dominic Mangles took Zuckerberg out of his hoodie altogether. "The man needs a good tailor!" he says.
14 of 22 Roy Brubaker
Hoodie heroism
Speaking of Zuckerberg's famous hoodies, Roy Brubaker sent in this image.
15 of 22 Roman Drobot
Voila!
That's Twitter founder Jack Dorsey to the left of Mark Zuckerberg and Tumblr founder David Karp to the right in Roman Drobot's image. They don't look too happy, do they?
16 of 22 Ernie Granillo
New acquisition
"Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces he has acquired a sandwich in a $1 billion strategic acquisition," writes Ernie Granillo.
17 of 22 William Ferguson
In North Korea
Just another typical day for Facebook's chief executive hanging out with Kim Jong-un and Dennis Rodman. Imagined by William Ferguson.
18 of 22 Newt Idrona
Size does matter
Facebook's redesigned News Feed incorporates bigger images. Who knows? Newt Idrona's image suggests that maybe the social-networking giant will announce a resurrection of the giant ancient tablet next.
19 of 22 Cameron Smith
Oops!
Mark Zuckerberg's a little confused about subject matter in this snap by Cameron Smith.
20 of 22 Mauro Perez
Roll of the dice
If you saw the movie "Jumanji" with Robin Williams, you'll get this reference from Mauro Perez.
21 of 22 Sharon Vaknin
'Sorry, can't hear the question'
CNET's Sharon Vaknin, known by some as "Lady MacGyver," knows everything about securing your Facebook settings. She also knows how to seriously spruce up a press event.
22 of 22 Pad.A
Facebook (or is it Bookface?)
A reader who goes by the name "Pad.A" submitted this photo with the message, "Hope this wins the worst photo!" Well, congrats Pad.A! Those, you might note, are books on top of a face. Geddit?!
