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Arts & CraftsPhotography Tips & Techniques

How to Photobomb

Instructions

  • Step 1: Find an photograph Find an opportunity for a photobomb. Look for people posing for a picture, where your presence would be grossly out of place.
  • TIP: Weddings and parties often provide many photobombing opportunities.
  • Step 2: Prepare to photobomb Get in position to sneak into the picture. Estimate the photographer’s likely field of vision to ensure you’ll make it all the way into the photograph.
  • Step 3: Time it right Choose the exact moment to photobomb. Watch for the photographer to count down, or the subjects to pose or say cheese.
  • Step 4: Make it memorable Right before the shutter clicks, move into frame. Make expressions or gestures to upend the photo’s context.
  • Step 5: Flee the scene Leave the immediate vicinity to avoid the victims’ revenge. Once you’re safe, be on the lookout for the next carefully planned photo setup to disrupt.
  • FACT: A 1997 Seinfeld episode revolved around one of the characters being hired by someone he’d unintentionally photobombed years earlier.

You Will Need

  • Photograph in progress
  • Timing

Lessons in this Guide

How to Photobomb

How to Avoid Red Eye in Photos

How to Take Photos of Food

How to Take Photos of Christmas Lights

How to Achieve Artistic Lens Flare

How to Choose the Right Lens for Your DSLR Camera

How to Take Great Winter Pictures

How to Take Great Spring Break Photos

How to Spot a Photo That’s Been Retouched

How to Take Great Pictures of Cats

How to Photograph Natural Phenomena Phenomenally

How to Get Pictures from Video

How to Take Self-Portraits

How to Make a Bokeh Lens

How to Photograph Landscapes

How to Take Cute Baby Pictures

How to Make an Aerial Photography Rig with a Disposable Camera

How to Take a Family Portrait

How to Clean a Camera Lens

How to Light a Fashion Shot

How To Take a Group Portrait

How to Make a Pinhole Camera

How to Light a Portrait

How to Take a Child’s Portrait

How to Take Great Photographs

How to Take a Woman’s Portrait

How to Take a Portrait

How to Take Pictures of Wild Animals

How to Make a Tripod with a Piece Of String, a Beanbag, or Your Body

How to Take a Man’s Portrait

How to Take a Fashion Portrait

How to Make a Mini Tripod for Your Camera

How to Take a Nude Portrait

How to Take Pictures in Bright Sunlight

How to Choose Your Virtual Film Speed

How to Choose Your Shutter Speed

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