The official royal christening photos featuring the three-month-old future king, Prince George, have been released.
The set of four photos, shot by photographer Jason Bell at Clarence House after Thursday's christening ceremony, show the darling prince in a handmade replica of the famed royal christening gown first worn 172 years ago.
In one shot, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hold Prince George, who has his hands in the air.
But it's the photo of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Prince William and little George that has people talking. It's the first time since 1894 that a reigning British monarch has been photographed with three generations of heirs."
The set of four photos, shot by photographer Jason Bell at Clarence House after Thursday's christening ceremony, show the darling prince in a handmade replica of the famed royal christening gown first worn 172 years ago.
In one shot, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hold Prince George, who has his hands in the air.
But it's the photo of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Prince William and little George that has people talking. It's the first time since 1894 that a reigning British monarch has been photographed with three generations of heirs."
How nice to have so many people's attention as a baby? Give it a title: Royal Baby.
Lessons for me are:
1. as an arnarchist, I believe there are babies and babies only. The 'Royal' bit is an out-dated thingy and will be good if it is abolished;
2. some babies were born and then quickly become a part of the global infant mortality statistic while this baby is given the 'royal' treatment. Why? Just because he was born in the 'royal' family and with 'blue blood'. It is fine and well if the people, some anyway, of his country want to acknowledge him as the Prince and bestowed him with whatever 'royal' treatment his 'natural status' deserve. I will not do any such things. He is just another baby. Period! Behave or else!! LOL;
3. the 4 generations of heir. Interesting photo for sure. Yet it has only meaning to them and meant nothing to me. An anarchist! The grandfather is a bit of a disappointment. Maybe it was a bit unfair to him to continue to pin the 'murder' or 'untimely death' of the grandmother, Princess Diana, on him. Still, his 'legendary' affairs with his current wife is quite puzzling though the sons have accepted the fact. I guessed it is better to let time heal all wounds, no matter how deep and how emotional it may be.
Good 'christening' Prince George, the 4th generation of heir to the British Crown. Welcome. And please be a good baby like the other millions born on the same day as you. Can? ;-)
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