Kate has been photographed walking in the park before and was aware of it then too. I agree though, I don't think the palace will make much of a fuss. Telephoto lenses and digital cameras have come a long way and you can make a photo shot from a distance look like it was taken much closer to the subject. My guess, from the PopSugar photos, is that the paparazzi was quite a distance away. That's why you see a ton of security on the walk to the church on Christmas Day and at the official engagements and fewer officers when it's a more casual setting. They also judge the threat level for the time, location and activity and space themselves accordingly. You can bet they were very close and close enough to react if someone approached. I'd expect that, like other security details, they try to keep out of the photos so as not to be recognized and provide better protection. They certainly were with her when other casual photos were snapped (the pic of Kate and Carole and the Moses basket) and they weren't in the film then either. His photography and sculpture use found objects to explore the link between personal, national, and mythical identities.The officers don't surround the royals so as to give them some privacy and personal space and they never have. Ryohei Usui was born in Shizuoka, Japan, and currently lives and works in Tokyo.

She teaches at the Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts at Bard College.

Since 1994, she has been the proprietor of the laboratory retail space Henry in Hudson, New York. Nancy ShaverвЂ™s work investigates the beauty and economy of everyday utilitarian objects. She recently completed a residency at Gasworks London. She has exhibited internationally at venues such as the 9th Mercosul Biennial in Porto Alegre and the Kadist Art Foundation in Paris. Tania PГ©rez CГіrdova lives and works in Mexico City. He currently lives in New York City where he works as an artist and fabricator. Joshua Mattes received his BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He developed the the do-it-yourself furniture project Autoprogettazione in 1974. She lives and works in Е kofja Loka, Slovenia.Д®nzo Mari is an Italian artist and designer. Sanela JahiД‡ is an intermedia artist who constructs kinetic objects and installations. He joined the collective Group Material in 1987. He has exhibited widely in the USA and is co-editor of the periodicals Nudity in Groups and Weekday.ДЇelix Gonzalez-Torres (1957вЂ“1996) was a Cuban-born American artist. The same things happen again and again and again and yet somehow the world stays different, insane.ДЄlex Felton is an artist and publisher who lives and works in Portland, Oregon. But this furniture, this room, this world that you and I live inвЂ‰-вЂ‰itвЂ™s formed by the simple repetitions of man and nature: the cloth bathed in sunlight, day after day, that slowly loses its color the cups of coffee you drink each morning to face the world the glasses that seem to show you different things from every angle the water that evaporates diligently, persistently, with all the tension and drama of a glacier carving a valley. Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result - Einstein called this insanity. Objects echo off the walls and come to rest in an architecture of quotidian gestures and humble materials. Space has a memory that, like all memories, is subject to revision. The world appears warped and refracted inside a fishbowl gallery - small moves, magnified and repeated. On both sides of the glass, there is something that looks like trash it sits silent and stoic, waiting to meet its better half.

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