70’s Southern California As Seen By Hugh Holland
Is there anything more romantic looking than the mid-70’s skate and surf scene of Southern California on film?
Nope. Check out Hugh Holland’s classic shots. Looks like a few appearances of that infamous Palisades schoolyard bank that changed skateboarding forever.
“Hugh Holland travelled to Venice Beach from Oklahoma in the mid-’70s and immediately fell in love with the Southern California skateboarding scene.
His photographs captured the best of the early skateboarding scene in California. He’s a traditional photographer. so all shots were captured with his old color negative movie film camera. Some of his best shots were exhibited in a show called Locals Only. We’re highlighting some of our favorites but you can see more from this series here.”
Click over to JUXTAPOZ to see 70’s California through his lens.
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