The History Of Skate Photography

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very important that the picture is taken at the right time. It can go from looking really good to really bad it all depends on the timing. Skateboarding photography has been around for quite a while “beginning of modern photojournalism took place in 1925”. Skateboarding started around 1958, It was created by surfers.Surfboard companies like makaha and hobie started making better quality skateboards”As surfing becomes more popular, Skating becomes a way to surf when there are no waves”. One of the things that skateboarders did a lot was drained swimming pools and skate in them as if they were a waves. Street skateboarding really started around the 1980’s. Skate photography started around 1980’s Atiba Jefferson was one of the first skateboarding photographers. He started of by just having a camera and taking pictures of skateboarding. Atiba Jefferson was born in 1976 in colorado springs. He started of by sending photos to transworld skateboard magazine. Eventually he started his own website the skateboard mag with some friends. …show more content…
With out we won’t know what we know today. One of the first photos ever taken were by Fox Talbot in 1934 “photography, the way it was developing, was believed to be a killer piece of art”. photography has helped skateboarding and everything else . It's never going to phase away either. Skateboarding has always caught my eye and i am real interested in catching the scene behind a camera lenses. Atiba Jefferson was really the creator of skateboarding photography. He was the one who collided skateboarding and photography into one piece. Atiba has inspired me and many more. Skateboarding photography is developing more and more year just like skateboarding

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