Brooklyn Bridge in Dec 2012
Hong Kong Skyline from Victoria Peak
Hong Kong Harbor
Southern View of Manhattan Skyline
The Henry Hudson Bridge
The City of New York from the Empire State Building
Manhattan Midtown Skyline from Queens
Akumal Mexico on the Beach
Times Square
Dusk at harold square in New York
Boating in New York's Central Park
The City of New York from the Empire State Building
Lincoln Memorial
Summer at Bryant Park
Summer at Bryant Park
Summer at Bryant Park
Brooklyn Bridge in Dec 2012
Hong Kong Skyline from Victoria Peak
Hong Kong Harbor
Southern View of Manhattan Skyline
The Henry Hudson Bridge
The City of New York from the Empire State Building
The Flatiron building on 23rd Street near Madison Square Park in Manhattan on June 13, 2012. (Benjamin Chasteen/The Epoch Times)
Manhattan Midtown Skyline from Queens
Akumal Mexico on the Beach
Times Square
Dusk at harold square in New York
Boating in New York's Central Park
The City of New York from the Empire State Building
Lincoln MemorialPeople visit the Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., on July 14, 2016.(Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times)
Summer at Bryant ParkPeople enjoy a summer evening performance at Bryant Park in Manhattan on July 10, 2015. (Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times)
Summer at Bryant ParkPeople enjoy a summer evening performance at Bryant Park in Manhattan on July 10, 2015. (Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times)
Summer at Bryant ParkPeople enjoy a summer evening performance at Bryant Park in Manhattan on July 10, 2015. (Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times)
Dressed in the early 1900's fashion with a contemporary feel, 110 women preform in front of the Flatiron building on 23rd Street where men also dressed in period piece costumes watched as they lifted their skirts and ran away on June 21, 2012. The performance comes from a legend where it is said that due to the angle of the building, when women walked down the street wind would blow up the women's dresses revealing their legs which caused men to linger around and watch. The legend goes on to tell of local Authorities using the code word, 23 Skidoo, which told the men that they had better scam from the area. (Benjamin Chasteen/The Epoch Times)
Dressed in the early 1900's fashion with a contemporary feel, 110 women preform in front of the Flatiron building on 23rd Street where men also dressed in period piece costumes watched as they lifted their skirts and ran away on June 21, 2012. The performance comes from a legend where it is said that due to the angle of the building, when women walked down the street wind would blow up the women's dresses revealing their legs which caused men to linger around and watch. The legend goes on to tell of local Authorities using the code word, 23 Skidoo, which told the men that they had better scam from the area. (Benjamin Chasteen/The Epoch Times)
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