Tony Ross imagines Disney princesses as they age
Everybody knows that princesses live happily ever after - but now a photographer has imagined what that would actually look like in a series of stunning portraits.
Tony Ross, a photographer from Los Angeles, created images of real-life princesses including Cinderella, Mulan and Belle before 'transforming' them into older versions of themselves.Â
In fact, Mr Ross achieved the effect by using mothers and their daughters to make the 'ageing' process authentic.
Tony said: 'The shoot was absolutely fantastic. Meeting all these amazing people and being able to travel to all these places with the grand purpose of telling this story was such a joy to me.
'Everybody was so excited to be a part of the images and were very excited to see the final results.'Â
Tony Ross, a photographer from Los Angeles, has imagined what happily ever after looks like in a series of photos that 'age' Disney princesses. Here, model Bethanie Garcia poses outside the Salt Lake City Capitol building in Utah as Belle, from Beauty And The Beast
Mr Ross took images of the younger and older versions of his princesses in the same locations to provide a sense of continuity. Here Linda Wadley shows us what an older version of Belle might have looked like
Mr Ross picked real-life mothers and daughters for the project to give an authentic sense of how they would age. Here, Amber Arden is dressed as a young version of Snow White at the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Gardens
While everyone knows that fairy stories end with happily ever after, we usually don't get to see that part of the story - until Mr Ross decided to create these photos. Here model Bonnie is imagined as an older version of Snow White
Leslie Nhan is pictured as the young warrior princess Mulan at the Buddhist temple in Westminster, California. She will be back in cinemas next year as a live-action remake of the original
Older, wiser and more stylish - Chi Huynh is pictured as the fierce queen Mulan would become. The pair were photographed at the Buddhist temple in Westminster, California
Traci Hines poses as Ariel from Little Mermaid on Victoria Beach in the Laguna area of Southern California. Mr Ross has recreated the princess in her mermaid form, before her transformation to win the heart of Prince Eric
Elizabeth Oden, Miss Hines' mother, poses along the same beach as an older Ariel - this time with legs. She also clutches a crown, marking her progress from princess to queen
Lexi Mae Walker holds a glass slipper as she takes on the role as a young Cinderella in the fantastical grounds of Wadley Farms in Utah. Rather than dressing her in her servant's clothes, Mr Ross has chosen to picture the step-daughter in her regal attire
Lisa Walker, Lexi's mother, imagines what an older Cinderella would have looked like. Gone is the youthful pink dress, instead replaced by a more demure and regal blue
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