The President Barack Obama might have been the center of the attention on Monday morning, but there were instances where the ceremony platform had a couple of people who photobombed the stars. In the age of real time images, the politicians and entertainers apparently were photobombed by those folks sitting behind them or next to them, depending on the angle of the camera.
Kelly Clarkson was photobombed by President Clinton who was seen peering around the side of the chairs and even Beyoncé had Senator Chuck Schumer making a face oddly enough in the shot to attract attention. Hilarious and heartwarming, the moments caught on camera were innocent and delightful.
With so many people on the platform and all the cameras people carry directed at the group of individuals, it’s impossible that photobombing won’t happen. A split second look is all that it needed for a comical laugh that reminds everyone that the best seat in the house isn't necessarily in front of the cameras, but behind the stars.
Take a look at the photo slideshow of the presidential inauguration photobombing.
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