The photographer tasked with taking official pictures at

The photographer tasked with taking official pictures at is a favourite of King Charles who is known for his catchphrase: ‘Don’t f**k it up’.Hugo Burnand, 58, is the only portrait photographer with a Royal warrant, and is considered a safe pair of hands to capture the great and the good looking their best. The high society snapper was the official photographer at and Kate’s wedding in 2011 which he called ‘the gig of the century’. He will now be following in the footsteps of Cecil Beaton who famously photographed the late Queen, then 27, when she was crowned at her Coronation in 1953. Burnand is an obvious choice and safe pair of hands to record the Coronation today as he has plenty of experience of putting Charles and Camilla at ease, having repeatedly photographed them over the last 18 years.  Hugo Burnand (pictured), 58, is the only portrait photographer with a Royal warrant, and is considered a safe pair of hands to capture the great and the good looking their best King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort pose for a portrait in the Blue Room at Buckingham Palace on April 4, in a portrait taken by BurnandThe former Tatler photographer won acclaim for his ‘relaxed, naga902 but regal’ official pictures of the couple’s wedding in Windsor in 2005 after Camilla emailed him to say that she and Charles wanted him for the role. Burnand also took pictures of Charles on his 60th birthday in 2008 and his 70th in 2018 and pre-Coronation portraits of him and Camilla in March in the Blue Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace. Others who have posed for him include Bill Clinton, President Mikhail Gorbachev, Baroness Thatcher, Lucian Freud, Spike Milligan, Victoria Beckham and Michael Jackson. Burnand told Hello magazine in 2008 how he preferred an ‘approachable feel’ to his subjects, describing his method of taking pictures as ‘almost talking to the person». He once revealed his secret for snapping the perfect photograph as being ‘the three Ts: tummy, tits, teeth.’ <div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news" data-version="2" id="mol-36223340-eb77-11ed-b1c0-fbf058529801" website taking official Coronation portrait fave of King Charles