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Portrait of @tobinyelland Jan. 27th. Thanks to @leicastoredc and @kylemyles for letting me play with the Leica M240 and the Summicron 28mm lens while at the Finding A Line Bowl in DC. Photo: Brittain #leica240 #summicron28mm #findingaline #skatephotographer #grantbrittain #jgrantbrittainphotos #tobinyelland

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Tonight: Finding A Line; an art show, panel discussion,and skateboard shorts film screening. At the Ford Theater Hollywood. Click on the link in our bio for all the info and tickets to tonight’s event, and the jazz meets skateboarding mini ramp exhibition taking place this Saturday. #findingaline #findingalineskateboardingmusic (at Ford Theatres) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoKz_Bmg3VX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=k6apwnypftq5

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Kennedy Center celebration of #JFK100 was awesome with Finding A Line!! #findingaline #livemusic #skatepark #kennedycenter #DC #openhouse (at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts)

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Another one of the perks of working with so many organizations between Maryland and Washington, DC is the networking with huge organizations such as The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts!

The Millennium Stage hosted the most epic skateboarding extravaganza imaginable, directly in front of the infamous Kennedy Center; skate bowl, obstacles, and live bands included! The who’s who of skateboarding history and culture was in Washington, DC and with Prince George’s Parks & Rec, we took a group of regulars from the Cosca Skateboard Park to see everything firsthand!

The photos explain so much of the day....

As always, respect s given where respect is due: THANKS to Jimmy Pelletier of The DC Wheels, Diana Ezerins of The Kennedy Center, La-Juan Lester of Prince George’s Parks & Rec, and Mr. Frank McKnew for allowing the use of your amazing photos!

To find out more of what was Finding A Line, click HERE for the Kennedy Center’s site!