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Dean Doerge braves the Dunk Tank at the second annual Carnival Dunk-A-Dean to raise money for the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania.
Jean Marc controls his swing after dynoing for the second hold on Men's Final Problem #2
Climber: Jean Marc Grenier
Photographer: Jeremy Nathan
Setter: Jody Miall
Sorry for the obtrusive watermark again. A few images from the last comp that I posted were taken and used commercially without permission. The last watermark I was using had been simply cut out and clone stamped away. So I'm back to watermarking but tried to keep it complimentary but still preventing it being removed.
One of the shows was called "Trial and Dunke". A Sheriff of highly unpleasant disposition judged various people's transgressions and if the crowd found the person guilty (which the obliging crowd usually did), the victim was dunked into the pond.
See next photo for illustration of what "dunking" really looked like.
These girls were setting up a dunking booth on campus to raise money for a sorority fund-raiser. I do not know either of the girls but they were more than happy to have a picture taken with their sign. I'm still a little confused on what a fuzzie is...?
Sharp020xJi5en n-sb.org custom dunks. 1 of 1 shoe.
"We here at N-SB.org have countless members who show a real love for all things shoes, one of those members is sharp020, (http://www.sharp020.com/ ) who specializes in customizing all models of sneakers. Not just a coat of paint on a swoosh or some dye on a side panel, we are talking about a full on rebuild from the sole up.
Two of his recent custom projects were for jls5en; a N-SB.org Dunk SB Low and a Dunk SB Low mashing the Freddys up with the Tokyos. Check out over 20 pics, courtesy of DC’s resident Photographer george88, below and in the threads in our Forums"
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This weekend I was invited to shoot Slam Dunk Festival in Leeds for the Rocksound Magazine website.
You can view my full New Found Glory gallery here: www.rocksound.tv/photos/article/slam-dunk-north-new-found...
And a video I filmed of New Found Glory wlking on stage, here...
www.rocksound.tv/tv/article/slam-dunk-new-found-glory-wal...
I had assumed I'd posted this already.
There were a quadrillion pet stalls at Chatuchak market. This one had a little assembly line where this guy would soap and rinse the puppies, and hand them off to a little kid who would blow dry them so they'd be fluffy. The dogs were alert, but the kids were totally spaced out.
The dogs in the market were all ordinary looking breeds. The wild dogs in Thailand were fascinating, though. They were tan with black seal-point ears. Widely varying sizes. Narrow snouts. They looked like Anubis or something. I saw one in San Francisco, and the owner said it'd been rescued and brought to the states from somewhere in southeast Asia.