This early 20th-century snapshot captures two young girls, Elner and Leola, experiencing the sheer, unbridled agony of being forced to stand still outside. Dated to the 1910s thanks to the presence of a hair bow roughly the size of a Cessna, this unmounted gelatin silver print proves that making kids take pictures has been ruining perfectly good afternoons for over a century. The girls' absolutely lethal glares have been preserved with excellent vintage contrast, while the photo itself shows only minor edge wear—presumably from where their parents clutched it in fear.

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