Liz Hatton, Prince William and Mark Cavendish, shot inside t...

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£150

Liz Hatton, Prince William and Mark Cavendish, shot inside the investiture room and the only photograph one of its kind - with press photographers not allowed inside the room itself. First published on the Instagram of The Prince and Princess of Wales, it was one of the photographs which sparked worldwide interest in Liz and her work. All proceeds for Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumour research.

Liz Hatton shot to fame in September 2024 when the Prince and Princess of Wales published her photographs on their Instagram after inviting her to photograph an Investiture at Windsor Castle. Having grown up with a camera in her hand and photography her biggest passion; in the last 10 weeks of her life her dreams came true as she photographed stars like Michael Macintyre and Tom Hardy, shot photographs at The Royal Ballet, Six The Musical and The Royal Variety Show and carried out fashion and creative shoots with both well known names and her best friends.

Liz’s photographs have been published in national and international newspapers and magazines multiple times, with her work also shown on the BBC and ITV. She photographed with several renowned photographers and loved to capture the power of emotion in her work.

Liz died on the 27th November 2024, having taken her final photographs only five days before. She was described as having ‘extraordinary talent’ Rankin, ‘an exceptionally talented photographer’ Gareth Cattermole and ‘a talented young photographer’ The Prince and Princess of Wales. She was far more than just a teen with a camera.

All proceeds from the sale of Liz’s photographs will go to The Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumour Charity in order to fund vital research into the rare sarcoma that took her life.