Showing posts with label Sandeep Parikh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandeep Parikh. Show all posts

My Best Photos Of 2009 Part 1


Looking back at my first year as a celebrity photographer I am flabbergasted at all the adventures I had covering events and stalking famous people in 2009. Most of my best shots were not published here because they have to hit the market or I will starve. However, now that the year is up, I don't see the harm in showing you a few of them. Featured here are Taylor Swift, Grace Park, Wyclef Jean, Sandeep Parikh, Felicia Day, Mickey Rourke, Chris Brown, Christina Ricci, Adam Lambert, Zac Efron, Rick Fox, Eliza Dushku, Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jane Fonda, and Ladyhawke.

Felicia Day Meets Codex (also Zaboo, Bladezz, & Riley) At Special Guild Screening


Felicia Day introduced the 2nd Annual Halloween charity screening of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" and The Guild benefiting Kids Need To Read at the Regency Fairfax Theatre Friday night, joined by her fellow Guild cast members, Sandeep Parikh, Vincent Caso, and Michele Boyd. As a bonus, the screening opened with the brand new Halloween episode of The Guild. Many of the attendees were in costumes inspired by both web series, including two dressed as Felicia Day's "Codex" character from The Guild.

Please Felicia Don't Hurt 'Em!


Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em is an improv comedy troupe who performed Saturday night at the Met Theatre in Hollywood, featuring Felicia Day and other stars of todays funniest web series, The Guild and The Legend Of Neil: Jeff Lewis, Sandeep Parikh, and Tony Janning. Other featured players were Alex Albrecht, Tara Perry, and Brooke Seguin, and the show was directed by Eddie Repanich... and as a Guild bonus, Robin Thorsen was in the audience as well! The show was hilarious, as you can see for yourself. The show was streamed live on Ustream. Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em will be performing again next month so don't miss it!

 

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HOLLYWOOD, 2009: Dangerous and deadly car chases. Drug-fueled starlets refusing to wear underpants. D-listers begging to be photographed. Beefy bouncers with headsets and no brains. Lap dances in the gutter. Has-beens stealing your kush.

Everyone had a story, and most of them were working on a script based on that story. The landscape had changed, and what had once been a glamorous and dreamy boulevard was now a dark and seedy underground of hanger-ons and fame junkies.

That's where I came in. I could say I did it for the money, but that would make me a liar just like the rest of them. The truth is I was drawn to it. Like an accident on the side of the road. I didn't want to look, but my camera guided me, daring me not to ignore my destiny.

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