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photobombs 

Another word for a nice rack that is only noticed after a picture is taken (as if it were photobombed by said rack). The rack completely hijacks the original focus of the picture much like an intentional photobomb.

The location of the rack with respect to the rest of the picture is also known as the rackground. It is so distracting that the viewer doesn’t even notice that there is a foreground and / or background in the picture.
Come check out the photobombs on this girl. I would've totally asked her out if I had seen her earlier.

I'm just flipping through my pictures and all of a sudden I stumble upon a great set of photobombs... Happy Birthday to me!
photobombs by I Like Turtles June 3, 2013
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photobombing 

Intentionally posing in other people's photos, for a later surprise.
Usually people making funny faces in the background, without the knowledge of the main subjects of the photo.
Jim is always photobombing, he messed ups some of the best photos from the wedding.
photobombing by U8IK May 6, 2008
Word of the Day on June 20, 2008

photobomb 

(verb)- to drop in a photo unexpectedly...to hop in a picture right before it is taken.
sarah: hey why is jimmy in the background of our prom picture?
ryan: idk, he must have photobombed it at the last second.
photobomb by jervis_star1 June 27, 2008
Word of the Day on December 5, 2009

Photobomb 

An otherwise normal photo that has been ruined or spoiled by someone who was not supposed to be in the photograph.
The most common photobomb is someone in the background making a face.
Photobomb by Teresa from OK November 16, 2009
Word of the Day on September 28, 2012

PhotoZombing 

A subset of Photobombing where someone deliberately appears in the background of other people's photos while adopting a zombie-like pose.
Man did you see James picture on the beach, there's some guy photozombing in the background like totally night of the living dead.
PhotoZombing by Groaning Required September 21, 2011

Reverse Photobomb 

(verb)- a photo taken without the knowledge and awareness of the person in the foreground, but known and planned by the person in the background and the photo taker. Basically the reverse of a traditional photobomb, where someone unsuspectingly jumps into the background of a people-posed photo.
Lark: Hey Jan, let's reverse photobomb Craig!
Jan: I'll run up behind Craig and pose. If he see's me, he'll have no idea what I'm doing.
Lark: This is going to be a great RPB pic! Let's RPB Gike Mallego next!

photobombed 

When people hilariously ruin your nice little picture by jumping in.
NO WAY!! We got photobombed in every single one of our prom photos!
photobombed by Luxferre May 15, 2008
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