12/04/2009

New York at night

Hard to be more touristy but I even went to the Rockefeller Center, because the Xmas tree is such a big tradition in NY.

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Getting closer but certainly not lonelier!

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Times Square is unreal at night with huge walls of LCD signs surrounding it. And in a middle small bistrots chairs and table like if we were in some terrace in Provence. Only difference is that the sun would be replaced by UV lights :)

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Different place, different style...

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This last one was quite strange: two attractive young ladies lightly dressed in a corner window of 5th avenue! I think that it was for a webcam website or something...

Dec 4, 2009 12:53:02 PM | Travel

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