They’re selfies, but not as you know them.
Zuzu Galova and Peter Sedlacik have a unique portfolio of photographs taken in stunning locations around the world from New York to Australia via London and Paris, with each shot featuring one half of the couple snapping the other half.
The pair have collated the mesmerising images into a series they call Lens Between Us, explaining: ‘Wherever we are, we face each other, frame up a great composition, and take a picture
Caribbean charm: The Queen and Princess Margaret in Mustique in 1977
No one has ever attempted to tot up all the miles but it must run into the millions. The Queen has certainly travelled further than all of her predecessors put together.
This is, in part, down to technology. She has been fortunate to have reigned in the age of the jet engine, although she was globetrotting by sea long before long-haul flights. It is also, in part, down to
A woman has revealed how her face was accidentally scarred by doctors as a child after they used a laser treatment to reduce the appearance of her birthmark.
Tessa Schiethart, 26, from Amsterdam, was born with a port wine stain birthmark covering most of her face.
It’s caused by the vascular condition known as Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) – a rare disorder affecting the eyes and brain that’s usually associated with a large birthmark that extends across the forehead or scalp.
