Kensington Palace has refused to release the original Mother’s Day portrait of the Princess of Wales and her children – after Kate publicly took the blame for editing the family photograph.
The Palace had come under mounting pressure to reveal the truth behind the photo after the world’s top picture agencies – including the Press Association – ‘killed’ the image over claims it had been digitally manipulated.
Kate this morning admitted that she had edited the photograph and issued a
Nothing prepared me for this extraordinary phenomenon.
With the moon bouncing just enough light off the snow to light my path, I gaze up at the Northern Lights for as long as I can withstand the cold. It’s -27C, I’m wearing six layers of clothing and my hair and eyelashes are coated in frost.
‘I’m here,’ I tell myself, alone in the silence as the group I’m with climbs back on the bus.
The aurora borealis occurs when energy waves
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
Some people will always leave a far bigger, brighter, louder, more outrageous and Latex-clad stamp on life than the rest of us.
And in terms of talent, daring, courage, anti-establishment campaigning and knickerless meetings with the Queen, it is hard to imagine many topping fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, who has passed away aged 81.
She did it all.
With boyfriend Malcolm McLaren, she co‑founded punk and designed an entire wardrobe — complete with safety pins, rubber and bleached chicken bones
