I agree with the previous guy, fame may be just around the corner - or a medium-term prison sentence - or a life spent hanging around London, spotting old men doing robotic dancing and zombie ladies. Slip slowly has a great approach to street photograph, utterly irreverent, slighly hit and miss, not afraid to miss, b… Read more

I agree with the previous guy, fame may be just around the corner - or a medium-term prison sentence - or a life spent hanging around London, spotting old men doing robotic dancing and zombie ladies. Slip slowly has a great approach to street photograph, utterly irreverent, slighly hit and miss, not afraid to miss, but when he hits they're fucking hilarious, or achingly tragic, or... or... or... I just hope I'm never in Oxford Street at the same time he is.

Slip Slowlys street photography is sheer poetry, a formal mastery of composition, stunning use of shadows and above all the ability to capture ironic and distanced shots of street life in all its absurdity. his warmth and humanism reminds me of the great Robert Doisneau. He is a master in the making and remember wher… Read more

Slip Slowlys street photography is sheer poetry, a formal mastery of composition, stunning use of shadows and above all the ability to capture ironic and distanced shots of street life in all its absurdity. his warmth and humanism reminds me of the great Robert Doisneau. He is a master in the making and remember where you saw him first