A royal photographer says the last pictures he ever took of Queen Elizabeth II and her great-grandson Prince Louis were spontaneous

• The photographer shared the last photos he took of the queen.

• The late Queen and prince were captured by Hussein.

• He said it was a nice photo because of Louis' reaction to the flypast.

The final photos of Queen Elizabeth II were taken spontaneously, according to the photographer.

Hussein takes pictures of the royal family on overseas tours. The final time he photographed the Queen was at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, which took place in June.

Hussein told Insider that one of the last photos he took of the Queen was at the birthday parade in London.

Queen Elizabeth II attended the Jubilee celebrations in June. As it turned out, this would be her last big farewell to the UK and I am so pleased I was able to photograph her at such a joyful occasion and she was able to witness it all.

The Queen's appearances were limited, but her appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace produced some classic royal photos.

Prince William and Kate are the parents of Louis. He stood next to the Queen as the family watched the Jubilee flypast over Buckingham Palace and his reactions amused royal fans around the world.

This was my top photo from the celebrations. Hussein said that the reaction of Prince Louis to the flypast was very amusing and that the Queen smiled and made the photo. A royal photo was taken.

A Buckingham Palace spokesman said that the Queen died peacefully at the castle. She was over the age of 100.

The children walked in the procession at the funeral.

The Princess of Wales shared details of her reaction to the death of the monarch during a public walkabout outside of Windsor Castle.

Kate said that her little Louis was so sweet. "He told me not to worry." She is now with her great-grand aunt.

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