HOWARD GRIBBLE

摘要

Before the creation and inception of Lowrider Magazine in 1977, there was not a single publication on the market dedicated to Lowriding. In the early 1960's, Lowriding enthusiasts would take photographs of their own cars, as well as other vehicles at the various car shows being held at the time, in order to document the era. A lot of the photos of these early days were taken with consumer grade cameras, usually the Polaroid instant camera models, which yielded mediocre results. Thankfully, some photos were taken with professional grade cameras by people who not only had a passion for the cars, but a passion for photography as well. Howard Gribble is one of those select individuals who shared an equal passion for these two pastimes during the 1960s, and he never missed the chance to document this unfolding of Lowrider history.