Photos | Skateboarders Take Over
A group of 22 people show off their skills on skateboards, taking over the streets of San Francisco's urban neighborhood. With helmets, gloves, and footwear in tow, they navigate the intersection and weave through traffic lights with ease, creating a bustling scene for onlookers.
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a group of people riding skateboards on the streetChronologically Adjacent
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