Last year the city of New York tried to prevent Spencer Tunick from taking a photo of 150 nude people under the Williamsburg Bridge. In fighting the city a federal appeals court found that he had a First Amendment right to take the photo.
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This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted. It was cold. I had a jacket nearby, and I was very warm by the concept of just standing naked conceptually, literally, figuratively. It was very liberating.