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RICHARD EDEN reveals what late Queen said in never-before-seen images
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RICHARD EDEN reveals what late Queen said in never-before-seen images

  • Exclusive: Queen Elizabeth II reportedly said a passport photo wasn’t needed during a 2004 portrait sitting.
  • Artist Chris Levine described the moment when the remark was made during the 3D laser scan session.
  • Levine notes the Queen’s 3D portraits included works titled Lightness of Being and Equanimity.
  • The Daily Mail piece mentions the Queen’s belief in meditation and gardening at Balmoral.
  • The royal travel detail notes that overseas travel does not require a British passport for the Sovereign.
  • Levine’s 2004 photo was taken in the Yellow Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace.
  • Angela Kelly helped style the Queen and the team retrieved the coronation diamond diadem for the shoot.
  • Levine described returning from a quiet retreat before the first holographic portrait sitting.
  • The article frames the moment as part of a broader look at royal portraiture and archives new images.
  • The report references Levine’s earlier 2008 portrait ‘Lightness of Being’ as part of his portfolio.
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'I took photos of the late Queen – her brilliant six-word reply spoke volumes'
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technology11h ago

'I took photos of the late Queen – her brilliant six-word reply spoke volumes'

  • Photographer Chris Levine recalls a six‑word reply from Queen Elizabeth II during a 3D laser scan sitting.
  • The portraits LeVine produced include Equanimity and Lightness of Being for Jersey Heritage.
  • LeVine says the Queen was being posed for a 3D scan during a formal portrait session in Jersey.
  • The six‑word remark emerged after a passport photo comparison made by Levine’s assistant Nina Duncan.
  • Elizabeth II reportedly smiled and replied with humor when the assistant spoke.
  • The photographer notes there was a small handheld digital capture during the moment.
  • The Queen did not require a British passport during her reign, per Royal Family notes.
  • The piece situates the portraits within Elizabeth II's centenary commemorations and related tributes.
  • The report notes Jersey Heritage commissioned the 2004 portrait to mark the island's allegiance to the Crown.
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