“Obviously she was very frail, but she was very smiley,” Jane Barlow said of the late monarch, noting how “happy” she seemed meeting Prime Minister Liz Truss.
“Obviously she was very frail, but she was very smiley,” Jane BarlowBalmoral Castle in Scotland
on Tuesday before snapping “unposed” pictures of the 96-year-old monarch meeting new British Prime Minister Liz Truss. Barlow said that before Truss, 47, entered the room, the Queen commented “on how dark it was outside” as “the weather had closed in.”When Truss finally walked into the room, Barlow snapped a shot of the Queen grinning at Boris Johnson’s replacement.POOL/AFP via Getty Images
“It wasn’t posed at all,” the photographer explained. “It was just a nice, natural moment where she just looked up and smiled, and now also all the more poignant.”
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