This is what we call photobombing! Google+ has been known to photography and design lovers for the ease-of-use with which they can store their works and the complete manipulation suite it offers among its other features.
Back in December, Google+ introduced snowflakes on images and, right now, it strikes back with the addition of Auto Awesome Photobombs functionality, with the magic touch of Mr. Hasselhoff!
Also Read: Google Makes it Easy to Know Which Images You Can Reuse
According to their official announcement, Google+ decided to add a bit of spice to your photos:
[quote][…]no red carpet required. We’re starting with surprise appearances by David Hasselhoff, everyone’s favorite crime-fighting rockstar lifeguard.[/quote]
Enjoy some awesome celebrity photobombing sessions below:
April’s Fool or not, we love it!
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Images Courtesy of Google Blog
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