Photographer Ryan McGinley took a series of pictures for a special issue of The New York Times dedicated to love. To do this, he had to spend 24 hours on the streets of New York - McGinley walked, rode the subway, looked at the windows of cafes where couples dined, and asked the duets he liked to kiss as much as possible. The most sensual shots eventually became the basis for the series "24 kisses around New York City in 24 hours" (24 kisses around New York city in 24 hours).
24 kisses in 24 hours: a dizzying project by a photographer from New York Source: The New York Times
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