Harry visits 'Wounded: Legacy of war' photo exhibition

Prince Harry met singer turned photographer Bryan Adams as well as some of the wounded soldiers. Credit: ITV

Prince Harry has been viewing an exhibition of photographs of young British servicemen and women who have suffered life-changing injuries on military duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.

ITV News Correspondent Neil Connery reports:

Harry, who spent Remembrance Sunday in Kandahar in honour of the fallen, visited 'Wounded: The Legacy of War' by singer turned photographer Bryan Adams at London's Somerset House.

He met Mr Adams and some of the soldiers who are the subject of the photos.

The event opens to the public tomorrow while the pictures can also be seen in a book, with proceeds from sales going to veteran support charities.

Here are a selection of the exhibition's photographs:

The exhibition will be open to the public on 12 November. Credit: Somerset House/ Bryan Adams
The story of how each soldier was wounded is featured in an accompanying coffee table book. Credit: Somerset House/ Bryan Adams
The soldiers in the photos were all wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. Credit: Somerset House/ Bryan Adams
The war photography exhibition runs until 25 January 2015. Credit: Somerset House/ Bryan Adams