"Beautiful!": Kate Middleton and Camilla wow fans at the cover shoot
Created: 05/07/2022, 14:08
By: Annemarie Goebbel
Duchess Camilla and Kate Middleton photographed the cover of Country Life magazine together as model and photographer.
The fans are euphoric.
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Kate Middleton doesn't just shoot official portraits of her children.
Her fans unanimously celebrate her as a professional photographer.
Now the Duchess even pulled the trigger for the cover of Country Life magazine, which is dedicating an issue to Camilla's 75th birthday.
Wiltshire – When the Duchess of Cambridge (40) puts her finger on the trigger of a camera, the result is impressive.
Not only fans of the amateur photographer celebrate their pictures and the brand new cover photo that Kate Middleton shot of the Duchess of Cornwall (74) for the magazine "Country Life".
Publisher Mark Hedges (58) is already thinking about the next order for Kate's sharp eye.
"Country Life" gets royal power in a double pack with Kate and Camilla
The occasion is a double anniversary.
Duchess Camilla is celebrating her 75th birthday on July 17 and Country Life magazine is celebrating its 125th anniversary issue with the daughter-in-law of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II (96).
Fans erupted in praise of Kate's magazine portraits, congratulating the "#DuchessofCornwall and the #DuchessofCambridge on a "great collaboration," as one fan wrote, adding, "Love it!!!".
Star photographer Kate staged her model Duchess Camilla relaxed on a bench with a basket full of flowers ready to be planted.
The Duchess of Cornwall's country estate Ray Mill House in Lacock in Wiltshire serves as the location, whose gardens otherwise serve as a place of retreat.
Another picture shows the mother of three bending down in action, looking at the wife of the heir to the throne, Prince Charles (73).
"Beautiful!": Kate Middleton and Camilla wow fans at the cover shoot
"The DoC [Duchess of Cambridge] could be a professional photographer in another life
," noted a Royal fan of Kate, who also benefits from her passion as a patron of the Royal Photographic Society.
"Kate should publish an illustrated book with her photos,"
suggests another user.
A third responded enthusiastically:
"Well I could almost cry just looking at this!
Very beautiful!"
Editor Mark Hedges can congratulate himself on the "magnificent scene".
For him it's just a beginning.
Kate, whose pictures were also exhibited in an exhibition at London's Imperial War Museum, is likely to be booked by other magazines soon: "The photos are great and we would be delighted to be able to offer the Duchess of Cambridge another job," he has already announced on.
Sources used:
hellogmagazin.com