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Anywhere Road

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The Video — Highlights of our recent skate photography exhibition.

We made a short video to document our skate photography exhibition, Anywhere Road.

Supported by Copson StDC and Nikita, the exhibition presented photos that cut to the core of skateboarding life by girls who skate.

This included photos from Maria Falbo, Jenna Selby, Alana Paterson, Sarah Meurle, Sophie Allen, Lisa Kindberg, Michelle Pezel and Louisa Menke.

 


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