The Duchess of Cambridge is launching a book containing the final 100 photographs from the ‘Hold Still’ exhibition, documenting pandemic life. Entitled ‘Hold Still: A Portrait Of Our Nation In
After launching in May, the final 100 pictures for the ‘Hold Still’ exhibition have been announced by The Duchess of Cambridge. The campaign saw over 31,000 submissions, with the Countess
The Duchess of Cambridge has shared a selection favourite images from the ‘Hold Still’ campaign, writing about them for The Sunday Times. Hold Still was launched back in May, as
In a bid to capture the nation’s mood during the coronavirus pandemic, The Duchess of Cambridge is asking the public to share their photos. ‘Hold Still’ is a community photography
Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day tomorrow, Kensington Palace has announced The Duchess of Cambridge’s involvement in a photographic project, depicting survivors of the genocide, to mark 75 years since the
Earlier today, Kensington Palace announced that The Duchess of Cambridge had become the Royal Patron of the Royal Photographic Society. She has taken over the position from The Queen, who
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the National Portrait Gallery on a snowy London evening tonight, where a new exhibition is opening – ‘Victorian Giants: The Birth of Photography’. The exhibition
Following our photography competition with army photographer Rupert Frere, he has taken a look at all the images and picked some winners! Four of the entries were chosen as being
