Street performer in front of St Paul's Church
Covent Garden
London, September 2003
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4 comments:
Very nice shot. I wonder if slackwire is harder than right rope--seems like it would be, but I know nothing about it.
Is the little one is part of the audience or part of the act? Very cute!
It all looks laid back and relaxing, except I wouldn't want to be the one walking the rope. It's kind of funny. The little guy wants to perform, too, but he's not ready for a rope, either. I like the expression on the performer's face. He looks amused.
@ Jacob, Stine - No, they usually pick a kid and someone from the audience, just to involve more people, keeping them from walking away.
@ Mary - It's probably safer, but it looks harder to me...
@ tapirgal - I have seen this guy many times since: he's very good at it, he can juggle daggers on that rope!
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