Origins you can see
Moments
from the archive.
A team shirt. A tour vehicle. The light over an outdoor pool. History often lives in the details at the edge and in the people at the centre.
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01 / SPLASHDIVING
2005. Not recreated.
These photographs come from the days when the name was still Arschbombe. They show the first national team performing, between dives and together on the tower. Not every moment needed an online stage back then.
Today it has a place where pictures retain their origins. That is why the year remains visible.
02 / SPLASHDIVING
What the banner says.
The Bombing Bounce Sport Club was part of the early development and a precursor to Pool Bombs. Its banner appears in an original photograph from 2005. A small detail that reveals a larger connection.
The archive preserves traces like these without turning one photograph into an unsupported complete chronology.
03 / SPLASHDIVING
Pictures stay connected.
The complete collection lives centrally in “In pictures”. Personal stories belong with the Legends; their chronology belongs in the Journal. A photograph should lead somewhere, rather than merely repeat itself in three places.
Historic diving scenes document sporting history. They do not replace qualified instruction or local approval.
