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Experience the definitive visual chronicle of skateboarding's most influential era. This 84-page hardcover captures photographer Hugh Holland's three-year obsession with LA's skating scene, beginning with a fateful 1975 encounter on Laurel Canyon Boulevard. Holland's lens reveals the artistry and athleticism of skaters carving through urban landscapes - from Venice Beach to Baja California - with a perspective that transcends sport photography. Edited by Steve Crist, this book delivers museum-quality imagery that launched international exhibitions and shaped fashion campaigns for American Apparel. Own the work that redefined how the world sees skateboarding culture.
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