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Nike Dunk SB High has new release, which is the excellent Combination of the Suede and denim. Purchase without hesitate.
Several little family groups on Padstow slipway and the inevitable partial dunking of a child in the water.
strobist info: no backdrop
2 600ex-rt's left and right of glass and above. blue gel left magenta gel right 1/64th power.
Bilderna får endast användas i samband med redaktionellt text om Dunkers kulturhus i Helsingborg. Fotograg Martin Sörbo måste anges vid bilden.
Bilderna får endast användas i samband med redaktionellt text om Dunkers kulturhus i Helsingborg. Fotograg Martin Sörbo måste anges vid bilden.
Zelly and indigo got tossed from the Ski Bob a few times. I'm sure Jordan *never* meant for that to happen.
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Dunk! Festival 2012,
Zottegem,
Belgium.
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OKLAHOMA CITY - OCTOBER 22: Serge Ibaka #9 of the Oklahoma City Thunder slam dunks the ball on Andres Nocioni #5 of the Sacremento Kings on October 22, 2009 at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2009 NBAE (Photo by Layne Murdoch/NBAE via Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Serge Ibaka;Andres Nocioni
Bilderna får endast användas i samband med redaktionellt text om Dunkers kulturhus i Helsingborg. Fotograg Martin Sörbo måste anges vid bilden.
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Dunker Church
The church was originally built in 1852 on land donated by Samual Mumma by the German Baptist Brethren. They were known as Dunkers or Dunkards for their practice of baptism by full immersion. The Dunkers were pacifists who believed in simplicity and modesty, which included not placing a steeple on their meeting place. The church was the the center of some of the hardest fighting at Antietam, its whitewashed walls an objective visible through the gun smoke. During and after the battle the church became a haven for the wounded.
The church survived the battle but was destroyed by a storm in 1921. Its materials were stored and preserved. For many years a lunch stand catering to battlefield visitors stood on the foundations. For the 100th anniversary of the battle in 1962 the church was rebuilt and restored to its 1860s appearance using many of the original materials.
“Let us here today, in the spirit of the Brethren who built it more than a century ago, rededicate this building to the advancement of peace among nations…. to the brotherhood of all mankind.” from address delivered by J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland, September 2, 1962. Reconstruction of the historic Dunkard Church was made possible in 1961 by a special appropriation of funds by the State of Maryland.