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  Midori no Saru says:

  "A humane Martin Parr, with great taste in architecture."

  27th August, 2008

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  whirrdz (offline) says:

  "One of the kindest flickrers I've had the pleasure to know, Moxette is best-known for her own unflinching photos depicting neighbors and pedestrians, the locals in varied settings (urban, suburban, or seaside resorts) of Britain. So too she has a knack with inanimate elements (including funky mannequins, crazy kitsch, Deco & Art Moderne architecture).
  
  Her candid street photos move comfortably between striking colour and deep, delicious black & whites. Mox never mocks the intriguing people in her photos -- not precious about her work, she is however protective of the people she selects as subjects. Full of good-natured humour, her images show that she truly cares -- she likes people.
  
  The slang word *moxie* is defined as a combination of courage and inventiveness. Initiative, skill, know-how & gumption. Whenever I think I finally know how to come closer in describing Mox's style, grace & oeuvre... she pulls more determined magic from her top hat to confound me! Mox's varied photos are a unique brand of delightful surprises, no tricks."

  24th October, 2007

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  scribeoflight says:

  "The photos you see here are testimony enough, but it needs to be said again that this photographer is awesome in so many different ways: humanistic, quirky, persistent, and very, very smart when it comes to catching insightful moments. I love seeing new stuff and visit frequently."

  17th September, 2007

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  marty_pinker says:

  "Moxette is doing a grand job of documenting the quirky crinklies of Britain, here and elsewhere.
  If there were a contest for a female Martin Parr, she would get many votes, including mine."

  27th August, 2007

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  i didn't mean to go to Stoke says:

  "Moxette has a very rare gift which leaves me stunned, the unique ability to capture the warmth and humanity of people in some of the finest most moving portrait shots i have ever seen, she captures people with a quite unique dignity. Her street photography has a surreal quirky edge.
  Did i mention she is a genuinely nice person as well?"

  9th August, 2007

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  BuckarooBob says:

  "She is truly a gifted artist with a unique vision--and a unique chemistry in relating to people, as photo subjects. There are people where you can say...I want to step into the world of...X, or Y, or Z...or Bruce. or Mick, or Madonna, or, or, or..well, for me, I've gotten on the enthusiasm train early in the station for once, and I will say...Moxette is one solid photographer!"

  27th April, 2007

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  mickeydonoghue says:

  "All praise to Moxette, i been looking at her images ever since i joined flickr and must say she is always on the ball when it comes to catching people at their best. Her images are a pleasure to look at
  and i could never see Moxette ever giving up her art . May she continue to thrive. All the best."

  15th March, 2007

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  Franks Wild says:

  "I keep going back again and again to look at her photo's, they are fantastic! ( not one for long speaches!)."

  5th January, 2007

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  *estrella says:

  "Moxette's images first struck me as a documentary or sorts, something akin to this particular genre - until, over time, i began to see that there is something far more personal going on here, a documentation, not only of people, places, shop fronts and seaside resorts...but a more intimate glimpse into the lives of her subjects.
  
  Do they know her? perhaps not. But often they are aware of her watching them, and yet they never seem to take offence. This is where her talent lies - with the people themselves, her knack for disarming them, and in some strange way, gaining their trust.
  
  The images tell us something of the souls of her subjects; those remarkable facial expressions, the stilted walk of a pensioner, a bored housewife travelling home from an afternoons shopping on the bus. Addictively voteuristic, her camera is like a mirror that throws the idol reflections of her passers-by in our direction, for us to ponder over, to feel for, and to share.
  This is something i could never muster the nerve to do - so hats off to her!
  
  she is unique:))"

  6th December, 2006

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  charity shopper says:

  "Moxette, your photos are entertaining, intriguing and always inspiring. I like this view of the world, and your eye for a great knick-knack!"

  12th November, 2006

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  Springsun says:

  "Moxette, I especially like your photos. Many photos on Flickr are beautiful, showing landscapes and pretty things, but your photos of people (and mannequins :) are always interesting. They are something I can look at and enjoy at a simpler level. Your photos of regular people going about their daily business are really wonderful. I just wanted to tell you I appreciate your photos, and your descriptions. There is always more to your photos than first meets the eye. I'm new to your photos, so I'll understand if you choose not to post this. I just wanted to say thank you..."

  3rd September, 2006

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  Naomi Ibuki says:

  "Moxette / Mox’s photos reflect her kind cheerful character.
  I especially like her people's photos very much.
  Her photos are so natural, nostalgic, and also cinematic!
  Thanks for your sharing, encouragement, and keep showing us your wonderful photography :)
  Naomi"

  13th August, 2006

Joined:

April 2005

Hometown:

Brighton

I am:

Female and Taken

Occupation:

Bereavement counsellor/Photographer

Website:

http://www.chrismoxey.net