Photobombed

[barry]

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[Will Focus]

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Double photo bomb. Atop a lighthouse, my pooch and myself ended up in this one.

 

[gwydionjhr]

While not strictly speaking a photobomb, I like the peek-a-boo moment.

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P1170662 b by gwydionjhr, on Flickr

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P1170754 b by gwydionjhr, on Flickr

 

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[RogerM]

Tui and tourist...

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GH1, Tamron 135mm f2.8 (CT-135) @f2.8.

 

[Aushiker]

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Here comes trouble by Andrew Priest (Aushiker), on Flickr

Willow chilling out at the Fremantle Cemetery when Gilbert sticks his nose in.

Taken with an Olympus OM-D E-M1 and a Olympus M.Zuiko PRO 12-40 mm F2.8 PRO

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

So I was attempting to take this photo, and I got double bombed.

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EM120652-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM120653-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

These guys have zero respect for my artistic talent and for the amount of time that I can kneel and still be able to walk (or ride my bike as was the case) again.

 

[pondball]

So I was attempting to take this photo, and I got double bombed.

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EM120652-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM120653-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

These guys have zero respect for my artistic talent and for the amount of time that I can kneel and still be able to walk (or ride my bike as was the case) again.

At least they didn’t appear to stop and lift their leg!

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

Everyone was out to get me on this shot, including my own shadow.

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M1024294-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

 

[rloewy]

Everyone was out to get me on this shot, including my own shadow.

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M1024294-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

Using a WA fisheye makes it hard to avoid photobombs, I would think...

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

Using a WA fisheye makes it hard to avoid photobombs, I would think...

If it isn't the dogs, it's usually my fingers or my shadow. I do have to be careful. And low angle shots where I am not using the EVF can also be difficult because I can't always see the LCD clearly.

 

[Underwater]

Do you want to get stung? Because that's how you get stung (funnily enough, the dude on the left was the only one stung during the making of this shot)

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[GRIDDD]

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[Snowonuluru]

I bring my own photo bomb with me: my wife. She is always getting in front of me when I have just finished framing, focusing and adjusting exposure and many times just as I click the shutter.

 

[Phil.H]

I bring my own photo bomb with me: my wife. She is always getting in front of me when I have just finished framing, focusing and adjusting exposure and many times just as I click the shutter.

Same here. I have to keep telling her to stay behind the camera.

 

[relic]

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[relic]

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[ToxicTabasco]

While shooting video of 3 ducks with tails up, and ducks in the background grooming, a California seagull photo/video bombed my decisive moment shot. I had the 3 ducks with butts in the air moving into perfect position, and suddenly the seagull ruined the shot.
You can view it at 2:07 in the video

 

[stagor]

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[MoonMind]

My father in law and his dog both took advantage of the moment.

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Double act, twice There's no telling how much better the intended shot might have been, but I actually think the image works quite well this way ...

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