Bobby Guliani

Bobby Guliani Lifestyle Photography for Advertising, , Corporate and Editorial clients worldwide. Specializing in Healthcare, Pharmaceutical & Medical Device industry

Advertising, Corporate and Editorial Photographer for Fortune 500 clients. Partial client list includes MTV, Diageo, Guinness Beer, Schick Razor, EXL Service, Pfizer, Medtronics, Partners Healthcare, SAGE, Harvard University, MIT. I volunteer for non-profit organizations as a photojournalist all across the world and some of my assignments were for American Red Cross, SAKHI NYC, SUS NYC, WOAR Phill

y, Nanubhai Education Foundation NYC, Sankara Eye Foundation NYC Chapter, Bhartiya Temple of North Wales PA, Siddhivinayak Temple of Toms River NJ. More recently in Boston I have photographed for Harvard University, MIT, Boston University SNDA/ ASDA, Special Olympics MA, Casa Myrna, NMSDC (National Minority Supplier Development Council), PANA (Polish American Networking Association), Japanese Festival, Chinese Culture Connection, WGBH Radio Sing That Thing, Bio-Ball and many more.

07/19/2026

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Ian, the soul of Riverview Barn
07/05/2026

Ian, the soul of Riverview Barn

What an honor for me to photograph opening night in Mumbai for     An ANU MALIK MusicalWritten & Directed by GAJENDRA AH...
04/12/2026

What an honor for me to photograph opening night in Mumbai for
An ANU MALIK Musical
Written & Directed by GAJENDRA AHIRE
Starring ANUPAM KHER and SWAROOP SAMPAT
Co-starring: MEGHNA MALIK, MAYA SHARMA, VIKAS RAWAT, SHRADDHA MANDALE, HERMAN DE SOUZA
Choreography by CHIRAG AGGARWAL | Lyrics by KAUSAR MUNIR
Costumes by LEHAN DEVADHIA TIBREWAL | Sets by NITIN NERURKAR
Production Manager ARTARENA CREATIONS
TATA THEATRE, NCPA
12th April
5.45 pm : Red Carpet | 6.30 pm: Show starts

Why the U.S. got country code “1”When the international phone numbering plan (ITU E.164) was set up, shorter country cod...
12/29/2025

Why the U.S. got country code “1”
When the international phone numbering plan (ITU E.164) was set up, shorter country codes were given to the largest and most connected countries. The U.S. and Canada were among the most developed phone networks at the time, so they were assigned the single‑digit code `1`. On old rotary phones, dialing “1” was much faster than dialing “9” or “0”, so it made sense for the most‑called countries to have the shortest code.

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