Duchess of Cambridge teams up with National Portrait Gallery to launch community photography project
NewsColony Duchess of Cambridge teams up with National Portrait Gallery to launch community photography project The Duchess of Cambridge has selected five of her favourite photographs that best capture the ‘resilience, bravery and kindness’ of Britons caught in the coronavirus crisis. She has joined forces with the National Portrait Gallery to launch a community photography project designed to capture the ‘spirit, mood, hopes and fears’ of the nation. The project, titled Hold Still, showcases the live’s of those who have put everything on hold to help protect our NHS – and the reality of life on the frontline for our helpers and heroes. Kate, 38, who is patron of the National Portrait Gallery and a keen amateur photographer – is called Hold Still, and aims to capture a snapshot of the UK at this time, with the help of the nation. It comes after the UK became the first country in Europe to record 30,000 deaths from the coronavirus yesterday, announcing 649 mor...