When we compose our pics, it's usually the foreground that gets the most attention. After all, it's often where the main action is. But sometimes the background totally steals the show!
Whether it's an animal doing something unexpected or a total stranger intentionally photobombing, the possibilities are virtually endless.
So to remind you to pay attention to every pixel within a frame, we at Bored Panda compiled this exclusive list of some of the funniest backgrounds in photos ever. Continue scrolling to enjoy the images and fire up our earlier piece for more of the same.
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Best. Photobomb. Ever
In Honor Of The Royal Wedding, I Present My Friend Derek Getting Photobombed By Prince Harry While Working The Invictus Games Last Year
Wow..why are you guys getting so heat up down there in the comments? I mean, "the royal family" is just a group of idiots who refuse to be abolished because they like the attention. That's all they are. But no matter how much they irritate you, you cannot go after Meghan and spew your disgusting racist hate on her. I mean, who cares if she's black or white? This is not the 19th century people. This is the first time I've met group of racists of bored panda.
the royals that are just like us? the rest of the royals don't want anything to do with them. hunh...
When he was happy and carefree, Bet he would not dare to do that now
Oh fairy god mother, I wish I could down-vote this more than once.
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Domestic violence is something really serious and not something to say just like that because you despise his wife
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This Is Perhaps The Best Photo Ever Taken In Rio
And The Award For The Best Lifeguard Goes To
Forget George, it looks like she's on the forest moon of Endor, judging by the Deathstar shield generator on the ridge. (Return of the Jedi)
My Mom's Visiting Me In Anchorage And We Got Photobombed In The Best Way
Best Photobomb At My Cousin's Bachelorette Party
Came Across The Greatest Photobomb Ever
Best Wedding Crasher Ever! Thanks For Being So Awesome
Photobomb Level: Adorable
Photobombed By A Dolphin
Expert Level Photobomb
1. "Hey! WhatÂŽs going on??" 2. "Are you taking HIS picture and not mine?" 3. "ThatÂŽs not cool, dude!" 4. "So....Photobomb!!!"
Making Friends With Some Locals In Morocco A Few Weeks Ago. The Guy In The Back Liked To Photobomb Every Pic And I Wasnât Complaining
My Daughter Is A Pro At Photo Bombing
This Is My Mother (On The Left) And Her Friends At A Concert And It Appears That They Time Traveled And Photobombed Themselves
Went To Take A Picture Of My Girlfriend At Brunch When Suddenly
While Taking Wedding Photos In The Park, We Were Visited By A Friendly Family Of Trash Pandas! They Checked Us Out For A Few Minutes, Then Went On Their Way
Zombie Horse Photobomb
When You Take A Picture While Riding And A Local Dude Is Photobombing You
This Family That Photobombed Us
Dwayne Wade Accidentally Photobombing A Proposal
The Weatherman Had A Dog On A Small Dog Couch In A Background
The Boy Behind Is A Whole Mood
Cats Cannot Let Dogs Live In Peace
A True Photobomb
Photobombed My Brother's Wedding Photos
I'm the guy chasing the chicken
The Best Photobomb
Greek Photobomb
My Wife And I Photobombed By A Giraffe
Mini Donkey Photobomb
This Couple Wanted Dust In The Air For Their Wedding Photos, The Best Man Made It Happen... And Then Some
My Parents Met A Friendly Stingray On Vacation
Perfect Photobomb
One Is Never Too Old To Photobomb A Bikini Shot
I Tried To Subtly Crash A Prom
Raising The Bar On Pigtail Fashion
Epic Photobomb
Took A Pic Of My "Hidden" UPS Package And My Cat Decided To Bomb The Photo
Got This Gem
The Face When You Notice Them Trying To Hide
Nova Was Curious As To Why I Went Outside Without Her, So She Photobombed
My Friend Took This Picture Of His Son At The Mall. Noted Kid In Background
No one (parent or attendant) was paying attention to the fact that he wanted out of the bouncy ride. I think we all feel like this some days
Ah the old 'pretend I took a photo of the person in front of me, to capture the scene in the back' trick!
Best Photobomb All Year
This Happy Fish Photobombing Me
Got Married Last Week. My Favorite Picture From The Night Got Photobombed By My Buddy
Reminder To Always Check Your Background When Taking Pictures
That Time Drake Photobombed My Family's Photograph
Note: this post originally had 145 images. Itâs been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
I photobombed a group picture back before it was a thing. The group was comprised of about 30 people, all of the same ethnic group. I was walking behind them, and I happen to be of the same ethnic group, so I stepped up and got in their photo. Now, 23 years later, I often think of people looking at the photo, pointing to me and wondering, "Who was THAT guy?"
Kusotare, I just read your comment after posting mine. Sounds like you & my dad would have gotten along swimmingly :-)
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Be nice people! Be funny, be silly, join the group in a group shot ---- but do not add an offensive gesture. Respect others. Consider joining a family picture, then saying something like, "Hey, did you get me in the shot?" So the picture can be taken again. When I take photographs of others, including strangers, I take several pictures -- sometimes, depending on the group, with different instructions - smile, say (funny in the moment word), stand on one leg to show who has good balance, hands on your hips, then try to get the honest laughter that follows. They end up with several staged shots and a bunch of, hopefully, funny pictures. Of course rude, demanding Karens get one photo.
My husband & I got married in Las Vegas. Shortly before our ceremony was scheduled, my dad went into the chapel to see if it was ready for us yet and managed to get in someone else's wedding photos. I like to imagine that now, 20+ years later, the family has conversations like, "Who's that guy?" "Oh, that's Uncle Russ, you remember old Uncle Russ don't you?" "Oh, right, Uncle Russ, of course..."
Did your dad get an earful from your mom about how childish that was? I did! (From my wife, not your mom...)
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I noticed this in a picture I took recently. It was at the Garden of the Gods in Colorado - I decided to climb around some of the rock formations, and took a picture from some ways up... and noticed later that two people were also taking a picture in the background.
I have this one pic that I took before a Rammstein concert years ago, and the girl in the background was making the same face as I was and she was looking directly into my camera. She laughed so hard when I showed her the pic and pointed out that we both did the same face :D
Photobombing, a term that was invented when people learned they were not alone when they were in public.
I photobombed a group picture back before it was a thing. The group was comprised of about 30 people, all of the same ethnic group. I was walking behind them, and I happen to be of the same ethnic group, so I stepped up and got in their photo. Now, 23 years later, I often think of people looking at the photo, pointing to me and wondering, "Who was THAT guy?"
Kusotare, I just read your comment after posting mine. Sounds like you & my dad would have gotten along swimmingly :-)
Load More Replies... Be nice people! Be funny, be silly, join the group in a group shot ---- but do not add an offensive gesture. Respect others. Consider joining a family picture, then saying something like, "Hey, did you get me in the shot?" So the picture can be taken again. When I take photographs of others, including strangers, I take several pictures -- sometimes, depending on the group, with different instructions - smile, say (funny in the moment word), stand on one leg to show who has good balance, hands on your hips, then try to get the honest laughter that follows. They end up with several staged shots and a bunch of, hopefully, funny pictures. Of course rude, demanding Karens get one photo.
My husband & I got married in Las Vegas. Shortly before our ceremony was scheduled, my dad went into the chapel to see if it was ready for us yet and managed to get in someone else's wedding photos. I like to imagine that now, 20+ years later, the family has conversations like, "Who's that guy?" "Oh, that's Uncle Russ, you remember old Uncle Russ don't you?" "Oh, right, Uncle Russ, of course..."
Did your dad get an earful from your mom about how childish that was? I did! (From my wife, not your mom...)
Load More Replies... I noticed this in a picture I took recently. It was at the Garden of the Gods in Colorado - I decided to climb around some of the rock formations, and took a picture from some ways up... and noticed later that two people were also taking a picture in the background.
I have this one pic that I took before a Rammstein concert years ago, and the girl in the background was making the same face as I was and she was looking directly into my camera. She laughed so hard when I showed her the pic and pointed out that we both did the same face :D
Photobombing, a term that was invented when people learned they were not alone when they were in public.
