Not Famous? Hire Your Own Paparazzi

Newsday:
On a recent Wednesday afternoon, photographer Izaz Rony waited across the street from an office building on Chambers Street in Manhattan. As he sat on a bench eating a late breakfast, a visibly pregnant young woman wearing a black-and-white striped dress walked out the door, exactly on schedule.
Rony jumped up and ran down the block, snapping photos of her as she walked toward him. Trying to blend into the crowd, he followed her - to the grocery store, then the dry cleaner, through an outdoor market and down to South Street Seaport - taking pictures the entire time. She appeared natural and beautiful in the photos, exactly what she wanted.
Rony was hired to take these pictures by his subject, Kaiama Glover, a 35-year-old professor at Barnard College. And he’s been hired by many others like her - mostly female New Yorkers in their early 20s to late 40s - who […]

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