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Taken in downtown Manhattan, New York.

 A police car went three times around the block but strangely left us alone.  She was never totally naked at the exact moment that they went by, but they could see that we were taking at minimum partial nude shots in the street.

Well, If they have stoped  you could alvays tell the police man that shes not naked , she has her boots on. But then Im sure you would have been arrested :)

A great shoot and an extra + for the choise of enviroment

Best regards Tore

Did the two women crossing the street say anything?

Tore Thanks. We would probably have been arrested anyway. It is legal to be topless in a public place in New York, but not bottomless, though I have heard (true or not ?)  that you can apply officially for permission for a set place at a specific hour.

Robert, no one said anythnig throughout the morning, covering at least 12 to 15 blocs.  The only people that manifested themselves were two workers on a scaffolding that surprisingly did not whistle or anything like that but applauded politely by clapping their hands and touching their helmet in saluation.  I guess it made an otherwise boring day a little more interesting for them .. "you know what we saw  today ... oh come on, you are exagerating, that's not true .. " .. oh yes, an old couple smiled and waved politely too .. and their dog was wagging it's tail like crazy ..  :-)

Fantastic!

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LOVE NY!

It's nice how you took the time to set this up. Wonderful composition.

Excellent and beautiful in Manhattan, this shot worth the risk, 10/10.

Best regards.

Alberto

I am truly amazed. I have never seen this location so devoid of people.

Jim Phelps

Even though the reflections in the background say "off hours" I must agree with Jim.

The city that never sleeps seems a bit too quiet.

Thanks Steve. I zapped everyone with a laser beam before starting ...

Feels so strange due to the emptiness ........... Wonderful 

Bold n Beautiful..,

As a former New Yorker I am absolutely impressed. You were lucky about the cops. Great shot anyway.

I think if it were later in the day the police would have interrupted your photoshoot probably out of fear of causing a public disturbance.  On the otherhand, perhaps it is nothing they have not already seen before, it is New York after all.

Indeed; for other U.S. states, refer to the "topless laws" map :)