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NYC Skateboarding in the 1960s by Bill Eppridge

by Flynn Matthews 2012-09-02, 6:03 PMupdated 2018-03-03, 1:30 PM

 

Bill Eppridge already owned a Kodak Brownie Star Flash 620 camera when one day an itinerant photographer with a pony stopped by his house in Richmond, Virginia and asked to photograph Bill and his younger sister. Eppridge was only eight but it was then that he decided he wanted to be a photographer – he could have a big camera, travel, meet lots of interesting people, and have his own pony.

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