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Does anyone please have the picture of the whole English Royal family laughing after a photo session? |
They were all uptight during the regular photo session and then, the photographer told them it was over, but he kept shooting pictures as the men took off their ties, the women let go their hair and the children started laughing. I looked everywhere, but I didn't find it. Thank you all! no , and who cares When the Royal Family has been photographed, they are told how to pose, this was told by a photographer who had photographed them. The prettiest picture and most natural is the one of Prince Charles and Camilla when Charles was 18, and the last time he would be able to see Camilla who was just a year younger as they carved their names on a tree inside a heart as he had been shipped out to sea. It is sad to think that they never met up again for 3 years and Camilla had met someone else and wrote to Charles to tell him goodbye. It is great to see them together and married after all they have both been thru. My hat is off to you Prince Charles and Lady Camillia I've never heard of anything like that. Are you perhaps talking about the photos taken after Charles' and Diana's wedding? After Lord Litchfield had taken the "official" photos, members of the wedding party started to act silly and he continued to photograph them. The unofficial photos were released for public viewing and had an ordinary photographer done such a thing, he/she would have never been allowed to photograph the Royals again. However, Patrick Litchfield was a cousin to The Queen, so he got away with it. Edit: To the poster above, Camilla is not a "Lady" either by title or by character. She was never married to a peer, nor was she the daughter of an earl, marquess, or a duke, so she was never "Lady Camilla". What year was this suppose to have happened? What event was the photo commemorating? It'll be easier to search with more info. The picture you are referring to is of Charles, Diana,Edward, Andrew,Sarah Armstrong Jones and the bridesmaids and attendants. It can be found in the book Diana:The Portrait by Rosalind Coward,and try http://www.theroyalforums.com You can also do a search on the Earl of Lichfield,Sir Patrick Lichfield;he's the photographer and also a cousin of the Queen. The picture you are referring to has been printed in the magazines Vogue and People as well. |
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