All taken with the D FA28-105mm 'kit lens'.











The judges of proceedings ....

[Mike L]

Some nice pics in there Clackers!

Get in at the ground level, Wiz!

There were some terrific twee cartoon animals and photorealistic depictions of family members.

But there could be a massive demand for laser facilities in a decade's time as people now working in middle management remember that unlike dyed hair and piercings, that Celtic sleeve can't be discarded.

The tattoo parlour near home is called Tatts on/Tatts off because as well as putting them on, it does laser removal too

[clackers]

The tattoo parlour near home is called Tatts on/Tatts off because as well as putting them on, it does laser removal too

Ah, so it's like a hedge fund, Mike ... it wins either way!

[Kombivan]

I saw a young girl the other week covered in tats from the worst tattooest in OZ just outline drawings with no depth it was like she was covered in black and white simpsons poor thing.

[clackers]

I saw a young girl the other week covered in tats from the worst tattooest in OZ just outline drawings with no depth it was like she was covered in black and white simpsons poor thing.

Preliminary work, perhaps, like the foundations of a building site?

[Kombivan]

No I don't think so just bad

[BrianR]

Nice set! Here's hoping that guy in the last image with scleral tattooing (eyeballs) doesn't go to wizofoz with tattoo remorse.

I keep hearing radio programs about tatoos being on the rise (including a trend of having your social insurance number tattoo'd under your armpit so your headless corpse can be identified)
and tattoo removal rising alongside it (possibly to remove identifying features of corpses). Here's an article about removal from down under: Boom in tattoo removal businesses.

[clackers]

Nice set! Here's hoping that guy in the last image with scleral tattooing (eyeballs) doesn't go to wizofoz with tattoo remorse.

I keep hearing radio programs about tatoos being on the rise (including a trend of having your social insurance number tattoo'd under your armpit so your headless corpse can be identified)
and tattoo removal rising alongside it (possibly to remove identifying features of corpses). Here's an article about removal from down under: Boom in tattoo removal businesses.

I like that journalist's style, Brian:

"Tattoos are forever. Except when that Southern Cross on the shoulder, dolphin on the ankle or ex-boyfriend's name on thebicepstarts to look a little tired a few years on."