I especially like the top picture. Cool shots.

I've had this happen to my glass desk. Horrid sight to come home to! Glad everything's alright.

Dang!

New desk time is always sweet...

Nobody believed me that the dogs would rise up and create trouble...Well here's the proof!

Ouch! That's quite a mess! I love how nonchalant the dog looks in the pic you linked, like he did but damned if he cares!

Hi Sam, good morning
I guess I'll never buy a glass desk, then.

I'm Pedro, from Portugal. Long time visitor, first time "commenter" =)
Very cool working space. You work in photography full-time? (Lightroom on the screen).

Woah! Amazing pictures today! Shame there is no video of the incident...

Is your co-worker still allowed to bring his dog to work? =)
Bet the dog was scared himself.

Wow,sad photo, what a bummer! A friend of mine has just bought glass tables, i will forward this to him!

Let me guess, Turbo is now no longer welcome in the office.

WOW!

Sha-do-bee, I've been shattered . . .

I can understand you downtown types trying to shatter the glass ceiling, but the glass FLOOR?!!

(I am truly glad to hear that no-one was hurt; especially the dog!)

Good thing that is tempered glass (at least it looks like it is).

Turbo's a good lookin' dog. Nice shot of him. I dare say your boss might like a shot at him about now. Fancy glass work stations aren't cheap.
Nice to know you work in a class glass joint.
It's Friday the 13th. I suppose this should be considered expectable.
May the day improve.

Bummer :( At least it made for a great photo you could have likely never created otherwise. :)

Re Broken, you should have at least posted a pic of the alleged fuzzy perpetrator :)

Nice shots, though. There have been times when I might have wanted to do something similar to my computer...

What kind of person ties a dog to the leg of a glass desk? would you tie your dog to the handle of an expensive crystal goblet?

i don't intend to be mean, but when the structure of a desk is supported entirely by glass, you don't fasten fast-moving objects to any part of it. all the dog has to do is THINK he saw a squirrel and that very expensive table is busted.

That's the sign of a true artist who has glass splintered all around them and thinks, "Hey, that would make a great shot." Also, glad no one was hurt, especially that adorable dog. I'm really digging that glass pile shot.

Very nice

CRAZY! What an awesome shot, though!

What's your first reaction?

1. "Quick! Someone call the police!"
2. "Where's the broom?"
3. "I'm not cleaning this up!"
4. "What happened to my desk?!"
5. "Did anyone get hurt?"
6. "Was there an earthquake?"
7. "Hang on a minute while I get my camera."

Guess which one is the photographer.

The EXTENT some photographers will go to, to get a dramatic shot, honestly!! ;) in the end..it's just glass.. and an experience. The dog is great, and hey, just being a dog.

I think the real question is:
"Who ties a BULLDOG to a glass desk?!"
hehe - I'm glad everything is ok.

The handset didn't even fall off the phone?!?

This one Sam puts a whole new spin on that eternal question,

"Is the glass half empty or is it half full?"

Something like that.

Just to be fair, the caption does not say the dog was tied. It said the dog pulled. Coulda been with his mouth. Coulda been.

Wow that looks terrible. Lucky that no one was hurt.

Looks pretty dramatic, hope the dog did not get hurt!

how i laught when i saw the dog - it looked so guilty!

ARE you sure it's a Dog??? either way I'm glad no one was hurt.