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Nothing like a good old bus photobomb.
In its quest to be relevant and produce some fire content in 2017, The Weather Channel set up a livestream to capture a controlled implosion of the Georgia Dome.
Everything was set — the camera was placed in the distance with people in the foreground to get some perspective, the countdown began, and just as the first set of explosions occurred, a MARTA bus rolled up, stopping directly in front of the camera’s view of the demolition.
“No bus! Get out of the way.” the cameraman can be heard yell-whispering as the building came down behind it. Moment later, the bus leaves, and all that’s left is a plume of smoke. The building has fallen.
The Weather Channel Stream of Georgia Dome Implosion Photobomb…
This is an epic photobomb
Posted by The Weather Channel on Monday, November 20, 2017
Surprisingly, this isn’t the first time that a bus has ruined a camera’s perfect shot of a demolition. Just last year a city bus did the exact same thing in front of a controlled demolition in Glasgow, Scotland.
Maybe next time don’t set up your camera in front of an active street. Maybe?
