Hugh Holland
A Look At… Hugh Holland “It was about having fun and not even thinking about it…” Hugh Holland
A free-spirited fragment of 70s (seemingly) easy living and skate culture, Holland’s images were brought to light in 2005.
“In 1975, driving up Laurel Canyon Boulevard one afternoon, Holland encountered his first skateboarders carving up the drainage ditches along the side of the canyon. […] Although not a skateboarder himself, Holland for the next three years never tired of capturing on film the burgeoning culture he was witnessing.” — Hugh Holland via M+B photo
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