The mid-‘70s was a turning point for skateboarding culture, and photographer Hugh Holland was there to capture the spirit of the developing phenomenon. Silver. Skate. Seventies. is a collection of black and white photographs depicting young skaters lost in the carefree sport - tackling makeshift ramps, concrete drains and abandoned swimming pools in pursuit of the next big move. Set against a backdrop of sun-scorched SoCal, this book is a raw celebration of the bleach-blond, sneaker-clad youths that shaped today’s street communities. 160 PagesPublished by Chronicle Books
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