Kate was in a photography workshop with children from one of the charities she represents (Image: GETTY)
On the day she succeeded the Queen as patron of the Royal Photographic Society, a post the 93-year-old monarch has held for 67 years, Kate was in a workshop with children from one of her charities. The Duchess, a keen amateur snapper whose portraits of her children have become iconic, collaborated with youngsters from the Action for Children charity as part of a scheme aimed at helping their confidence and self-expression. At Warren Park Children's Centre in Kingston, south-west London, she showed off her technical skills. Kate, 37, became patron of Action for Children in December 2016. Her new patronage, founded in 1853 and one of the world's oldest photo societies, presented 10 cameras to 10 of the children.
Josh Evans, nine, showed her his pictures of the surroundings, including a leaf in a puddle.
Sitting on a bench in the garden with the boy, Kate said: "Oh wow, you've got a real talent there. That's really good. Do you like taking artsy pictures like that? I think you are
