'93 til: A Photographic Journey Through Skateboarding in the 1990s

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The 230-page book also contains several timeless images from his years shooting for SLAP and Transworld Skateboarding Magazine that will be familiar to the initiated.

The 230-page book also contains several timeless images from his years shooting for SLAP and Transworld Skateboarding Magazine that will be familiar to the initiated.NOTE: Not in the shrink and has a couple of the tiniest marks on the cover and a little "dent" on the back cover. Also included in the book alongside Pete’s imagery are quotes and anecdotes from legends like Tony Hawk, Arto Saari, Jamie Thomas, Guy Mariano, Nyjah Huston, Geoff Rowley, Stevie Williams and others.

captures a time in skateboarding when making a liveable income as a professional skater was a luxury and public understanding of skateboarding was at an all-time low. The 248 pages book also contains several timeless images from his years shooting for SLAP and Transworld Skateboarding Magazine that will be familiar to the initiated. The photographs, quotes, and anecdotal text in ’93 til capture a golden but tough time in skateboarding when making a liveable income as a professional skater was a luxury and public understanding of skateboarding was at an all-time low. Much of the photography that Pete has unearthed for '93 til was buried in boxes for close to two decades and has never been seen or published before.The photographs, quotes, and anecdotal text in '93 til captures a time in skateboarding when making a livable income as a professional skater was a rare luxury and public understanding of skateboarding was at an all-time low. The 250-page book also contains several timeless images from his years shooting for SLAP and Transworld Skateboarding Magazine that will be familiar to the initiated.

In addition to his stunning action shots are plenty of portraits and unguarded, candid moments that span from the late '80s up through 2004.Much of the photography that Pete has unearthed for '93 til was buried in boxes for close to two decades and has never been seen or published before. Although still a working photographer, Pete moved on from his career in skate photography in 2004 and is currently living in Brooklyn. His current work focuses on capturing candid moments that communicate a spirit of honesty, and authenticity. til is a captivating portal into a decade and a culture that is remembered with warmth and nostalgia. In addition to his stunning action shots are plenty of portraits and unguarded, candid moments that span from the late ’80s up through 2004.