Getty Images Royal Photographer Chris Jackson joins Prince Harry as he visits his charity Sentebale, which helps vulnerable children in Lesotho, South Africa....
Read MoreThe Royal Couple’s desire to see as much as possible on the last leg of the Diamond Jubilee Tour meant a great deal of jetting around in order to keep up!...
Read MoreThis is my second summer Olympics after Sydney in 2000...[it's] a very special event, completely different than shooting red carpet....
Read MoreBlack rhino are one of the most endangered species on earth, hunted extensively in Africa for their valuable horn....
Read MorePhotographer Chris Jackson says it took a lot to get everyone into those novel vantage points for the Queen's Jubilee, but it was worth it. ...
Read MorePhotographing the Queen, I have massive respect for someone who is the personification of professionalism, selflessness and duty....
Read MoreGetty Images photographer Chris Jackson captures the Royal Family as they warm up for the London 2012 Olympics, playing ball and then some....
Read More'Cheeky Chap' Prince Harry has torn up the rule book for royal tours, reports Getty Images royals photographer Chris Jackson....
Read MoreIt has truly been a seminal year for the British Royal Family. The engagement of Prince William and Catherine Middleton really marked the start of a frenetic period of success that looks set to continue...
Read MoreI’ve spent the past four days on the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh’s historic first visit to Ireland. With dissident Republican bomb threats and a serious risk of disruption, security was like nothing I have...
Read MoreQueen and Duke of Edinburgh in Ireland I’ve been at Windsor Horse Show all week photographing the Queen and she certainly seems in good spirits. With the royal family on a high off the...
Read MoreWith less than two weeks to go until the big day, photographers all over London (myself included), are polishing their lenses and backing up their hard drives in preparation to record one of the most...
Read MoreGetty Images conservator Lenny Hanson has spent eighteen painstaking months conserving the original Royal Studio Lisa job books. Spanning thirty years and three generations of royals, each album contains contact prints numbered with their corresponding...
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