Kate Middleton has unveiled more images selected for her community photography project at the National Portrait Gallery - including a photograph of a Black Lives Matter protester. Alongside the post, they also shared a glimpse of several of the images selected by the Duchess for the exhibition. 'Spearheaded by the Duchess of Cambridge, the final 100 will feature in a digital exhibition, launching on Monday 14 September.' Alongside the caption: 'An email was sent yesterday... Eyes#HoldStill2020,' the contents of the email read: 'Dear judges, I am thrilled we have chosen the final 100 portraits. The top 100 photographs will be exhibited in online from 14 September, with selected images shown in towns and cities across the country later in the year.

Source: Daily Mail September 13, 2020 07:46 UTC