The paparazzis had camped ou the hospital where Angelina Jolie checked in to wait for the twins.
The press people have kind words for the couple. They do not get angry for their presence. They just request them to leave them alone.
"No anger. Only when they want to be alone they tell us, 'Please leave us alone.' They are very kind. They are nice," the photographer said.They think however that it is close to impossible to get the candid shots of both the mother and the twins.
The expectant mother is ensconced in the security-enhanced maternity ward of the hospital in France.
"If there are sneak shots, they're not going to be anything like the posed ones," he said. "All it does is whet the appetite of those who want to see real quality pictures."But whoever gets the shots will become rich overnight.
"There's always a chance in this business. It's down to who is good at what they do," he said. "If you were to get a paparazzi set of photos you could easily buy a little island to live on for the rest of your life."
As to how much, the photographer said:
"Certainly, the feeding frenzy just goes to show that people talk about the celebrity-obsessed world we live in. If publishers are willing to pay up to 15 million, there are obviously plenty of people wanting to see them."
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