‘I photographed Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer and was warned he’d be difficult – but I really liked him’
When Charles Spencer was causing a media storm with his controversial memoir, Harry Borden was one of the only photographers to get access to him The post ‘I photographed Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer and was warned he’d be difficult – but I really liked him’ appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
Photographer Harry Borden recently captured portraits of Charles Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, amidst a flurry of media attention. Spencer was promoting his memoir, Swan Song, which delved into Diana's life and sparked controversy over allegations regarding King Charles's reaction to her death. Despite initial warnings from others about Spencer's perceived difficulty, Borden found him to be a pleasant and cooperative subject.
Despite only having 15 minutes to shoot, Borden managed to capture a variety of images in different settings, from the estate of Althorp in Northamptonshire to an interview room. Utilizing natural light and his Fujifilm GFX 50S camera, Borden managed to create a series of distinctive images, proving that even in tight time constraints, a skilled photographer can produce exceptional results.
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