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Wildflowers for the Queen, by Hugo Rittson Thomas
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Cotswold photographer Hugo Rittson Thomas is perhaps best known for high-profile photographic portraiture, including images of HM Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William, the Dalai Lama and David Cameron. He also has a deep interest in garden and nature photography, reflected in his latest publication.
You re well known for your Royal portraiture, Hugo, with the astonishing
The Queen s People coming out in 2016, but your first published book was
Secret Gardens of the Cotswolds, in 2015. What attracted you to horticultural photography?
I grew up in the Cotswolds on a farm and have always felt part of nature, being outside was far more common than being inside – whatever the weather! I recall at my prep school I was given a one-yard-square plot to cultivate, and was thrilled to win a prize for my efforts. Sometimes it exists within me as a tiny seed and sometimes it’s in full bloom – but the pass
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Wildflower meadows might be one of the most enchanting vistas, meadows laced with a sea of flowers in all colours and varieties. They look so natural â as if the eclectic wild species have expressly chosen the very field in which to grow, but the truth is not so â they have been thoughtfully chosen and meticulously sewn, as the Prince of Wales attests in the bookâs foreword: âThere is hard work behind a meadowâs soft tapestry.â
David Attenborough once said: âPlants capture energy from the sun and all life on land, directly or indirectly, depends on them. So, ultimately, plants fuel the diversity of life on earthâ¦â and we have much to thank them for. This plant-strewn coffee table book does exactly that, artfully and beatifically photographed by Hugo Rittson Thomas, a photographer famed for his portraits of Her Majesty the Queen and the Dalai Lama.