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calmer place within. Listen on BBC Sounds. Hello and welcome to the Witness History Podcast from the BBC World Service with me Jill

Kursley.

We're going back to 1992 and the story of a princess, an Indian palace and a photograph.

The photograph is a princess Diana alone on a bench in front of the Taj Mahal.

She was wearing a purple skirt and a plain cream-colored blouse under a bright red jacket. It was a photograph that would be talked

about for years to come. It was a magnificent superb photograph. She knew

exactly what she was doing. It was this lonely tragic figure who had been

betrayed by her husband who was 12 years older than her. It was a brilliant photo

opportunity and my gosh she she milked it for all it was worth. That's Royal

writer Brian Hoi talking to BBC TV in 2006. Anwar Hussein captured the image.

Anwar was born in Tanzania, then known as Tanganyika,

and moved to England when he was 22, bringing his camera with him.

He started taking photos for news and showbiz stories, then decided he'd like to

specialise in royal photography, but came across some opposition.

One or two photographers were there who were all dressed up and I used casual dress.

Some of the photographers say you can never be a royal photographer,

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