V INES & I RON G ATE W hen she saw the preview for the film The King’s Speech it intrigued her, she was drawn to it by her love of the English countryside. While watching the film she suddenly realized that one of her favorite photographs had been taken at Sandringham Castle, a location noted in the film. She had traveled there a few years earlier and while she was photographing the exterior of the grounds she had imagined a member of the royal family was inside the castle, or perhaps the Queen herself. But now, she was certain that Colin Firth was there making this remarkable film. She didn’t really know if they used the castle much in the film, but she didn’t care. She just knew that there was something about the vines and iron gate that spoke to her, regardless who was inside.
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