Photographer of Prince William and Kate Middleton has published previously unknown photos of the couple

Photographer of the royal family Matt Porteous decided to publish on social networks a series of pictures of Prince William and Kate Middleton taken during their Caribbean tour.

Recall that from March 19 to March 26, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made an official trip to the Caribbean in honor of the platinum jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. They learned how to make chocolate and dance punta in Belize, how to play drums in the birthplace of reggae in Jamaica, and how to cook local cuisine in the Bahamas. All this time there was a photographer next to them, who took pictures of them in the air, on the ground and even under water. The couple shared some pictures on their blog during the tour, but a lot remained “on the table”. And Matt Porteous decided to share what seemed to him the most interesting. He accompanied his post with the comment that filming Kate and William’s Caribbean tour was a great honor for him, and wrote:

Here are some highlights of the beautiful people, friendly smiles, breathtaking scenery and pristine oceans we saw along the way.

His gaze is all the more valuable because it shows Kate and William’s trip from a different angle. In these pictures, we see the royal couple not, as usual, descending the ladder with smiles on duty, but taken from the back at the moment they exited the plane. He shows a video of the future king and queen of Britain swimming past a shark and a photo that the British royal court would never release: black women kissing Prince William’s hands. And, finally, it provides an opportunity to see ordinary people whom the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met during this trip. It is no coincidence that Prince William himself, summing up the Caribbean tour, said:

Foreign trips provide food for thought. You will learn a lot: what is on the minds of prime ministers, what are the hopes and dreams of schoolchildren, what everyday challenges families and society face.