Hernandez says he would like his images to live momentarily, which is exactly the appeal of Instagram's biggest rival, Snapchat, estimated to have 200 million users, many of them younger than Instagram's.
A link at Amazon went live momentarily and revealed this complicated-looking point and shoot, the TL320.
And a sprite, which is a massive electrical discharge that lives, momentarily, high above storm clouds, and which, in order to go and see it, Richard (of course) has to put some special gear on and go up in an even-more-special plane?
She'll often pause her live shows momentarily to examine the hand-made gifts thrown on stage to her, cooing over the sort of glued and glittered artefacts that abound in fan documentaries.
The power of live music momentarily to transcend, unite and heal began immediately on Friday, with the unbridled passion of Celia Cruz's voice, which shook loose the sadness dwelling in listeners' hearts, earning her a standing ovation.
Asked to envision a time or circumstance in which they might eventually live apart, they are momentarily at a loss.
The band unleashed a virtuosic mélange of punk rock, heavy metal and traditional Balkan folk music, and the audience was transformed into a mass of sweaty bodies, flailing arms and screaming voices; all momentarily living without ethnic identity, borders or tensions.
Momentarily living in a field of hot-boxed tents with thousands of inebriated people who you have to share swelteringly hot and shockingly sticky portaloos with can be a daunting experience to begin with.
A few of us actually put on goggles and momentarily chose to live in a Virtual Reality.
The women's backbiting gives them a certain reckless freedom, in which the golden handcuffs that shackle them to their conventional lives are momentarily thrown off.
Speaking from experience, Istanbul during the Taksim Square protest and Athens during the indignado camp of 2011 became, momentarily, better places to live.
