Teh One Who Knocks
09-01-2016, 11:26 AM
CNN News Wire
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An Oregon teen thought the picturesque Willamette River would be the perfect backdrop for her senior photos. What the soon-to-be South Eugene High School senior didn't count on? A naked photo bomber.
Jillian Henry, 17, said when she and her friend, Elena Nesbit, realized they had company (sans clothes), "We both just started laughing".
Did the background skinny dipper realize he was interrupting a photo session? Jillian said she's not sure.
"We weren't the only people there and I feel like he had to have seen us in the water with a camera, but he didn't leave or anything," she said.
Undeterred, the two snapped a few more photos before they decided to leave.
Jillian said her friends encouraged her to share the photos.
She tweeted out two, with the caption "love my senior pics :)"
Henry said she was excited when her tweet started getting 'likes.' Then she was out of cell service for a few hours. When she checked her phone again, she couldn't believe the response.
The tweet has now been liked more than 100,000 times and retweeted more than 37,000 times.
Jillian said she never expected the photos to get as much attention as they did. But will the photos make the yearbook cut? She's keeping her fingers crossed.
"I don't know, I kinda hope so!"
http://i.imgur.com/obTqb9l.jpg
An Oregon teen thought the picturesque Willamette River would be the perfect backdrop for her senior photos. What the soon-to-be South Eugene High School senior didn't count on? A naked photo bomber.
Jillian Henry, 17, said when she and her friend, Elena Nesbit, realized they had company (sans clothes), "We both just started laughing".
Did the background skinny dipper realize he was interrupting a photo session? Jillian said she's not sure.
"We weren't the only people there and I feel like he had to have seen us in the water with a camera, but he didn't leave or anything," she said.
Undeterred, the two snapped a few more photos before they decided to leave.
Jillian said her friends encouraged her to share the photos.
She tweeted out two, with the caption "love my senior pics :)"
Henry said she was excited when her tweet started getting 'likes.' Then she was out of cell service for a few hours. When she checked her phone again, she couldn't believe the response.
The tweet has now been liked more than 100,000 times and retweeted more than 37,000 times.
Jillian said she never expected the photos to get as much attention as they did. But will the photos make the yearbook cut? She's keeping her fingers crossed.
"I don't know, I kinda hope so!"