The Making of Sandra (part 2)
The project progresses.
Ben Slow next to his painting of Sandra. Hanbury Street, London 2012
Ben Slow painting Sandra. Hanbury Street, London 2012
Ben Slow reviewing Sandra. Hanbury Street, London 2012
Mirrors On The Wall
The plate glass windows of shops and offices are the unofficial arbiters to a third dimension on the street. Reflecting, teasing and distorting light they provide a rich sensation of light and colour for the imagination. Proper mirrors on the other hand are relentless and direct in their reflections. The mirrors in these photographs have moved from the living room to the pavement to reveal life on the street. They will have a short life before they are purchased and safely calmed by the four walls of a living room. One of the photographs slightly reveals the photographer and another reflects a market shopper.
Relections in plate glass. Barbican, London c.2003
Sunday Market. Off Brick Lane, London c.1998
Mirror and shoppers. Brick Lane, London 2012
Market in Dhaka
A child running a kiosk selling cigarettes and soft drinks. Dhaka c.1991
A vegetable stall. Dhaka c.1991
Buriganga River
Buriganga River. Dhaka, Bangladesh 1991
Buriganga River. Dhaka, Bangladesh 1991
Walking Sticks and Crutches
Woman with walking stick. Whitechapel Rd, Londdon c.1984
Man with crutches. Whitechapel Rd, Londdon c.1984
Lady with walking stick. Paris 2010
Man with walking stick. Whitechapel Rd, Londo c.1985
Man with crutches. Whitechapel Rd, Londo c.1984
Woman with walking stick. New York 2005
Man with walking stick. Whitechapel Road c.2007
