‘The Crowds at the Queen’s Funeral’ – a reportage between commerce and emotions by Alexander COGGIN c/o MAKING PICTURES for THE NEW YORKER
Alexander COGGIN c/o MAKING PICTURES was commissioned by the New Yorker to document the days leading up to the Queen’s funeral.
“The New Yorker contacted me on the afternoon/early evening of the Queen’s death (Thursday night) and told me that the Queen was ill and the royals were gathering at Balmoral. The editor asked me to please get my photo kit together and ready to go because they wanted to send me out to the streets of London right away. I hurried down to Buckingham…