Revealed: The subtle difference between all of the Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle's photographs (but can YOU spot it?)

• The Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle are constantly photographed 
• However, there is one subtle difference in the way that they are snapped 
• While Kate never looks directly at the camera Meghan is known to address it 

Joining the royal family Meghan Markle can expect to photographed wherever she goes, much like her soon-to-be sister-in-law the Duchess of Cambridge.

However, while the former actress is proving to be as popular with photographers as Kate there is one big difference in the way she has her photos taken.

While the Duchess always displays a dazzling smile for her photographs she never looks directly at the camera while Meghan has been seen doing so on several occasions.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle are some of the most photographed women in the world, however, their is a subtle difference between the way they are snapped

When out on public engagements the mother-of-two makes the effort to avert her gaze when being snapped but Miss Markle can be seen looking straight into the lens.

While it might be assumed that Meghan's more active relationship with the camera could be related to her history in film, however, body language expert Judi James says this is not the case.

Speaking to Cosmopolitan James says her approach reflects her relationship with social media.

While out on public engagements Kate will make the effort to avert her gaze from the camera

However, Meghan Markle can often be seen looking directly into the camera lens 

She said: 'Although Meghan is the same age as Kate, there is a virtual generational difference in their relationships with the camera.

'Like many young women of the selfie generation, Meghan's habit of doing what is called 'camera courting' (addressing the camera with a direct eye gaze), suggests a desire to communicate openly and confidently.'

James also remarks that while Meghan has spent much of her life before the camera as an actress she has previously been trained not to look at it.

While Kate will make the effort to smile before the camera she is wary to keep her eyes away from it 

Body language expert Judi James says that Meghan's relationship with the camera is reflective of her social media association

She continued: 'A TV actor like Meghan would behave more like Kate, allowing the camera to court her.'

While Meghan may be of the 'selfie generation' as James puts it, the bride-to-be has had to put her hashtagging days behind her as she prepares to join the royal family.

Earlier this month the 36-year-old deleted all of her social media accounts including her Twitter and Instagram. 

A palace source said: 'Ms Markle is grateful to everyone who has followed her social media accounts over the years, however as she has not used these accounts for some time. 

'She has taken the decision to close them.'

Meghan's decision to close her social media accounts is in line with her changing status, as she will soon become a member of the royal family when she marries Harry in May.

Senior members of the monarchy have official Twitter and Instagram accounts, run by the social media teams of their households, which do not normally feature personal tweets or posts.