Ron Galella dodges the camera while promoting the film “Smash His Camera” at Gallery Mar on Main Street in Park City, UT. Widely regarded as the most famous and most controversial celebrity photographer in the world—he’s been dubbed “Paparazzo Extraordinaire” by Newsweek and “the Godfather of the U.S. paparazzi culture” by TIME.
New post on Igloo chronicles, “Sundance, Random Images.”
Director of “The Red Chapel,” Danish filmmaker Mads Brugger, left, and photographer Grayson West, right, pose for a photo on Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT.
About Grayson West
Is currently photographing for the Park Record in Park City, UT.
West attended San Jose State University from 1997- 2000 majoring in Photojournalism with History minor. Was a staff photographer for the Spartan Daily in the spring of 1998, and returned as the Chief Photographer in the fall of 1998. Served a summer internship at the Oakland Tribune in 1998, continued to freelance for the Alameda News Group till 2000. Summer intern for the Oshkosh Northwestern in Wisconsin in 2000. Served two summer internships for The Salt Lake Tribune in 2001 and 2002, was an official 2002 Winter Olympic photographer for the Tribune. Chief Photographer for The Park Record in Park City, Utah 9/02-12/06 returned to the Park Record 7/09.
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Mads Brugger. awesome! what a great film. is he carrying a pair of Timberlands?!
Free Timberlands, SWAG!
The Galella exhibition was entertaining!
They are nice Timberlands, and made from recycled materials, and might I add oh so comfortable aswell!
Yeah, I’m all about free Timberlands.