Terminally ill teen, 16, who was embraced by the Princess of Wales shares more of her stunning photos Talented photographer Liz Hatton, 16, this week added images taken during a day at Windsor Castle to her already impressive portfolio of work READ MORE: The hug that says 'I'm with you': Kate Middleton embraces young cancer-stricken photographer By Jo Tweedy For Mailonline Published: 06:14 EDT, 4 October 2024 | Updated: 06:23 EDT, 4 October 2024 e-mail View comments When the Princess of Wales met teenager cancer sufferer Liz Hatton, 16, earlier this week - after inviting her to Windsor Castle - the pair discussed their mutual passion for photography. Liz, from Harrogate, Yorkshire, who is battling a rare and extremely aggressive form of abdominal cancer, was offered the chance by Prince William and Kate Middleton to snap some famous faces during the investitures ceremony - including ex Team GB cyclist Mark Cavendish and former Lioness Karen Carney. The teenager, who has between six months and three years to live, can add the photographs she took at the royal residence to an already impressive portfolio of work, which includes catwalks shows, stirring Northern European landscapes and behind-the-scenes images from a fashion photoshoot.
Teenage cancer patient Liz Hatton, 16, is hugged by the Princess of Wales after she was invited to photograph investitures conducted by the Prince of Wales this week - the schoolgirl from Harrogate revealed she spoke to Kate about their shared lo.
