**Cross your eyes to unlock the 3-D magic!**
Photos by Diabolik
Happy Birthday Kate Beckinsale!
Wow. THREE Birthday Girls today!
Kate Beckinsale at the Los Angeles premiere of "Star Trek: Into the Darkness at the Dolby Threatre in Hollywood, CA. 14th May, 2013.
Kate was always one of my favorite celebrities to catch around town. She was literally the first celebrity I was assigned to go follow from her house, which, believe it or not, she never seemed to mind. So she was a great celebrity for paparazzi training.
Plus
she's simply sublimely stunning, and even more so in person, which is
why I love these 3-D photos of her, because it's almost like she's
standing right in front of you.
I love this shot of Kate out shopping with her family.
I love this shot of Kate out shopping with her family. 
This was my favorite set from LAX,
partially because Kate was looking extra casually beautiful that
day. But also because I got these shots in a restricted area of LAX
where technically I was not allowed, but paps like me who work the
airport a lot know which boundaries can be breached without actually
getting in trouble, and this was a soft enforcement zone. So I was able
to a bunch of extra shots all the way down this narrow walkway before we
reached the podium-of-no-return, and even got a nice smile from Kate. 
This one (above) doesn't work quite as well, because these shots were taken a few seconds apart and several things don't match up right. But the 3-D effect still sorta works!
This was the time Kate showed up at LAX wearing pink satin pajamas and carrying a blanket. But she always was happy to sign autographs and was always pleasant to everyone. She really never once seemed to be bothered by cameras or paparazzi.
The 3-D effect on the one above is a little weird, with the way she's tilting her head in one of the shots and several other elements in motion. But different parts of the photo link up when you tilt your head different ways.
Kate could always be counted on to show up at Joel Silver's annual Memorial Day party in Malibu.
This one (above) doesn't work quite as well, because these shots were taken a few seconds apart and several things don't match up right. But the 3-D effect still sorta works!
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