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Exhibition featuring iconic images of NHS pandemic workers extends run at Sunderland's Pop Recs

A thought-provoking exhibition featuring iconic images of the pandemic has extended its run in the city to meet demand.

Sunderland lecturer's exhibition celebrates 75 years of the NHS

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Kate Middleton admits she can't keep kids still for photos as she launches Hold Still

Kate Middleton admits she can’t keep kids still for photos as she launches Hold Still By Robert Jobson Special Royal Correspondent The Duchess of Cambridge is an avid amateur photographer whose pictures of her family have appeared all around the world. However, even she has revealed the problems faced by any family snapper - keeping the children under control.  During a visit to the National Portrait Gallery she was shown one of the earliest family photographs in the gallery’s collection, one showing the inventor Sir Charles Wheatstone and his family from 1851. After seeing the daguerreotype the Duchess exclaimed: “I just don’t know how they kept the children still!”

Kate praises the 'power' of lockdown photography

The Duchess of Cambridge has hailed the “power of photography” as she launched the book of her landmark project to capture images of life under lockdown. Kate said the 100 photographs taken by the public and featured in Hold Still: A Portrait Of Our Nation In 2020, left her feeling she had “lived through the experience” of the people in the pictures. In a touching gesture she played fairy godmother to readers in the capital and left a copy of her book in Kensington Palace gardens to be found – one of 150 “hidden” by Hold Still judges and photographers across the country. The duchess launched her Hold Still project in May last year with the National Portrait Gallery to encourage the public to pick up a camera or smartphone and capture the “spirit of the nation” during the pandemic.

Kate Middleton hosts treasure hunt for new photo book 'Hold Still'

Everybody loves a treasure hunt, right? Duchess Kate of Cambridge marked the publication Friday of the book she commissioned of pandemic photos, "Hold Still," by joining with The Book Fairies to hide 150 copies in secret locations across the United Kingdom – a clever bit of marketing in a nation of book lovers and treasure hunters. And just to whet the appetite, she posted a video of herself, dressed in a flaming red long coat, "hiding" a copy of the book by standing it up against the low railing around the pond where the Queen Victoria Memorial statue looms in the gardens of her London home at Kensington Palace.

Kate praises the 'power' of lockdown photography | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

The Duchess of Cambridge has hailed the “power of photography” as she launched the book of her landmark project to capture images of life under lockdown. Kate said the 100 photographs taken by the public and featured in Hold Still: A Portrait Of Our Nation In 2020, left her feeling she had “lived through the experience” of the people in the pictures. In a touching gesture she played fairy godmother to readers in the capital and left a copy of her book in Kensington Palace gardens to be found – one of 150 “hidden” by Hold Still judges and photographers across the country. The duchess launched her Hold Still project in May last year with the National Portrait Gallery to encourage the public to pick up a camera or smartphone and capture the “spirit of the nation” during the pandemic.

Kate Middleton stuns in Eponine coat at National Portait Gallery

Kate Middleton stuns in Eponine coat at National Portait Gallery Harriet Johnston For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The Duchess of Cambridge cut an elegant figure in a vibrant red coat from Eponine as she arrived at the National Portrait Gallery today to meet photographers featured in her Hold Still book as it topped the bestseller list on its first day today.   Kate Middleton, 39, a keen photographer, started a campaign during the first lockdown last year to ask the public to submit images which captured the period.   Her new book Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020, features 100 final 'poignant and personal' portraits selected from 31,000 entrants.  

Duchess of Cambridge hides gifts around the capital for Londoners to find

Duchess of Cambridge hides gifts around the capital for Londoners to find Lizzie Edmonds UP NEXT The Duchess of Cambridge has played fairy godmother to readers across the capital and left her book featuring images from her landmark photographic project for them to find. Hold Still is a book of 100 photographs taken by members of the public during lockdown covering three themes – helpers and heroes, your new normal and acts of kindness. The concept for the book, which is released today, was launched exactly a year ago as part of a collaboration between the National Portrait Gallery and the duchess, who is a patron.