In Manhattan on Times Square tourists often take a snap shot portrait featuring a naked cowboy or cowgirl, a typical New York City attraction.
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title=”The Naked Cowboys in Times Square” street photography – photo by J B Hildebrand, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr
background music: Drew Ford and Angel Attew:
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I wonder: if Rome, Athens, Tokyo, Moscow would consider installing a similar performance, what would it be? In Rome I saw some ancient soldiers guarding the colosseum, in Berlin American and Russian soldiers were guarding the “Brandenburger Tor” or the “Checkpoint Charlie”; what do we want to meet in Paris? A Napoleon double maybe? Do you have some ideas for your favorite city?
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title=”The Naked Cowboys in Times Square” close up portrait – photo by J B Hildebrand, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr
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title=”3 Allies” – photo by Frizztext, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr
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title=”Checkpoint Charlie” – photo by Frizztext, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr
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title=”MentorSeriesPhotoSeminar-018-TimeSquare-04″ – photo by Erik , click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU!!!
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For Paris, I’m not sure it could be possible to do that 😀 , specially nowadays with all the wrong debates we have in this country. And Napoleon made so many deaths in Europe and in France…
the only thing funny I saw was near the Moulin Rouge : http://icezine.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/week-19-angel-in-the-city/ , like our Broadway 😉
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And a very Happy New Year to you, Frizz, and all your family. Enlightenment all round would be my wish for us all. Cheers!
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Frizz, Happy New Year to you and your family – remember that cottage you wanted to sit and play music etc? I am sitting in one only we have lashing winds and rains outside with leaks making their way through the roof. Wunderbar! Great shots of Times Sq, they make feel so warm, and will try and take shots when back there soon, and the New Year crowds have gone their way. Once again, all best and a huge thank you to you for your wonderful company!
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