The Queen relinquishes the position she held for Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton must be one of the closest to Queen Elizabeth and there is no need for evidence, which appears day after day, and today Queen Elizabeth II decided, Queen Britain, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, as Patron of the Royal Photographic Society. A position that the Queen has held for the past 67 years.

Many were enthusiastic about the Queen's decision and considered that Kate had many qualifications that would make her the right fit for this role. She studied art history at the University of St Andrews and last year co-curated the exhibition of Victorian photography at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

This is in addition to Kate's strong talent in the field of photography, which is evident through the wonderful pictures Kate received of her three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Through it, she documents important moments in their lives, such as birthdays, the first moments in the nursery, and other special events. Professional photographers have praised Kate's ability to take pictures that are spontaneous and unfamiliar

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Shortly after the news was announced, Kate participated in a children's workshop sponsored by the Royal Photographic Society, with the participation of representatives from Action for Children, one of the charities of the Duchess of Cambridge. The workshop covered a variety of topics including paintings, lighting and colours. She also discussed the role of photography in helping young people express their thoughts and feelings.

The Royal Photographic Society was founded in 1853 under the patronage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The association now has thousands of members and organizes many arts and crafts events around the world, both in the UK and abroad.