LONDON, December 13, 2010 (CBS) the commitment of Prince William and Kate Middleton pictures are excluded and are already taken place against them and the parents, the late Princess Diana and Prince Charles prince.
New photos have been taken by renowned photographer Mario Testino, who took the photos of Princess Diana who made the cover of Vanity Fair in 1997 - images William and his brother, Prince Harry, was apparently Princess Diana have been those specifically captured his real personae.
A new photo is formal, the much less another.
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On "small show" Monday, co-anchor Harry Smith pointed out that, "people are just gushing over these images for William and Katherine, and they are better than a royal couple." They resemble a couple love to. »
"They are certainly," agreed veteran family Royal-watcher and Majesty magazine editor Ingrid Seward, "especially the image, I call 'the hug' (the less formal)." I think it's a beautiful image. I think, one of the more formal is perhaps a little dull. But then they need, because it is the image that they use, you know, signed to give persons cannot therefore too, too soft, too lovey dovey.
Smith said that he is beaten by "the difference between these photographs of commitment and the photographs of William parents these frozen so cold years ago.
"Yeah, well, remember, Diana was only 19 when these photographs were taken," Seward replied: "she was nervous very, very, very timid and she hated it." "" If she felt very shy. And, you know, Charles was kind of stick-in-the-mud, which, you know, this is the image there. "That they were very different".
To see the rest of the interview, click on the video below:
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