Iconic Royal Photographer Anwar Hussein Dies at 85

Anwar Hussein, known for transforming the image of the British royal family through his candid photography, passed away from cancer, leaving a legacy that spans over five decades.

Anwar Hussein, born in Tanzania, became the longest-serving photographer of the British royal family, capturing their lives for more than 50 years.
Hussein's informal and candid photography style helped humanize the royal family, making them appear more relatable to the public.
He was particularly known for his work with Princess Diana, capturing many of her most iconic moments, including the famous 'revenge dress' photo.
Hussein's career began in the UK in the 1960s, where he initially gained recognition photographing celebrities and music icons before focusing on the royals.
His legacy continues through his sons, Zak and Samir, who have followed in his footsteps as photographers of the next generation of royals.