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Infamous or Favourite Papparazi Photos?
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09-03-2010 4:18pm#1Any photos that you liked down the years that were taken by people in bushes?
The great Richard Young is my favourite Papparazi guy and one of the original Paparazzo. I have a few of his books, great guy.
Sophia Loren, Inn on the Park, London, 1982
"I arrived late and, finding myself behind her, called out: 'Sophia, look this way darling.' All the other photographers were astounded at my cheek."
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
"This was one of my first published photographs. I had gatecrashed the party Elizabeth Taylor was holding for Richard Burton's 50th birthday. I took this photo, Taylor noticed me and stormed over and said: 'I think you should leave ... now.' That was the beginning of my career."
Lady Spencer
Emerging from a royal car in 1981 to attend her first event as the fiancée of Prince Charles, the then Lady Diana Spencer looked stunning in a low-cut, black taffeta Elizabeth Emmanuel gown that displayed to eye-catching perfection her magnificent décolletage. Until then, the public had seen only photographs of the pretty but gauche young nursery teacher, her eyes modestly downcast, dressed discreetly in calf-length skirts and pie-crust collars.
"She was attending her first function as a Royal fiancée. It was a charity dinner attended by Princess Grace of Monaco, and although she seemed nervous, [Diana] absolutely radiated charm and culture. In fact, it remains probably the sexiest photograph I ever took of her."
Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall
"Mick, of course, with his mobile mouth, was a wonderful subject.
"In this 1987 photograph, they had just left San Lorenzo restaurant in London and were in merry form.
"I've been photographing Mick for 35 years. He's always been a gentleman about it."
Britney Spears
These photos must get a mention as they must be the most published Papparazi photos of all time.
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