Tattoo Gallery 2009
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They say that tattoos are an art form, a way to express one’s identity or tell a story of person’s life. Tattoos are permanent and people tend to forget that. They are a lifelong commitment that has consequences that you have to live with. I have no intention on getting a tattoo but I just find this place very interesting. With hanging leather bags on the wall and scarves for sale made the studio stand out among different stalls at the night market.
Buzzing around Cravone City and came across this cute lil tattoo shop. So got my inkers out and got inked up so all ready for any clients who may want to get inked.....Anything with shakey lines a specialty but heaven forbid, I cant even get my eyeliner straight so how on earth can I draw straight lines with this inker thingie. Lol ....wanna risk it?
Dr. Jeb, renowned tattoo artist, and also renowned loser in phototag! His tattoo parlour is located above our shop. Walking into it is like walking into the heart of Halloween. He used to work with us until he wisely decided to go out on his own and persue his art. Now he's making some real money and enjoying lots of free time. He is also one of the nicest and most intelligent (looks can be deceiving) people I know. I hate him.
There must be a lot of tattoos out there which people wish they could erase. Loved ones that you don't know as well as you think you do. Illiterate Tattoo Artists... Tattoo artists that just don't have a degree of the artist part of their job title...Anyway, I like the shot, the colour version I like too if honest, normally i can decide fairly easily which I prefer. I'll process and post it shortly!
behind a city window, a quiet ritual unfolds: art etched into skin, bathed in the glow of a neon sign and layered with the soft distortions of glass. it's a photograph that doesnât just show whatâs there â it captures the invisible tension between creation and observation, privacy and exposure.
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Candid photography from Thailand
Black & White and color By calculating the
exposure of light.
The other important point in taking a good photo and the composition.
The classic mistake is to rush when a scene seems interesting, we do not check the edges of the canal and try to fit as many elements as possible in the direction no we have to make a choice and it is arranged to organize the together.
at first it is preferable to eliminate from the case anything that is parasitic when reading the image by placing yourself judiciously.
I never use zooms, Than fixed lenses Which forces me to build my image in other words I learn to zoom with my feet.
© Alain A Foutrier
The Tattoo designed and tattooed by Veer Hegde voted India’s Best Tattoo Artist in Bangalore. You can find India`s Best Tattoo artist in Bangalore at
Eternal Expression Tattoo & Piercing Studio
91, Richmond Rd, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560025
Website - best tattoo artist in bangalore
A passerby stops to consider whether that tattoo he has been considering really is a good idea. (Just off the square in Marietta, Georgia USA)
Stopped in at my Favourite Shop for the first time this year... that didn't involve my own work, anyway.
A recent composite shoot with Paul Taylor and his tattoo equipment. I must add that he dealt with the cold like a trooper!
Another outtake from my project, The Culture (jtinseoul.wordpress.com/the-culture). This is Jin, a customer at Brad's tattoo shop. He was getting a full body tattoo.
Janina is from near Vilnius in Lithuania. She was a machine gun operator in the Lithuanian army stationed in the warzone in Mali until quite recently. She is now works a tattoo artist in Glasgow and is a body builder.
Passed a tattoo studio in Old Town and went inside to take a few snaps.
I asked the guy if it hurt and everybody in the room started laughing, guess I got my answer there ;)
I met Anya and her partner, John, in the Glastonbury Abbey grounds. When I asked Anya if I might take her photograph, she agreed. It was a bright sunny day and I took the couple to the shade of a nearby tree.
Anya works as a tattoo artist, in Bristol. Anya and John were enjoying looking at the stalls in the Medieval Fayre that was taking place in the abbey grounds.
When I had taken two or three shots of Anya, I asked if John would like to join her so that I could take a portrait of them both together. I had them move to the left then to the right – so that the trunk of the tree comprised the whole of the backdrop. We all smiled as they moved to and fro according to my instructions.
I had given John my card before taking photos of Anya. He gave it back to me when we were done. He had already photographed it with his phone.
Thank you Anya for being part of my project. It was great to meet you and John today.
You can view more portraits and stories by visiting The Human Family
"..Brad and his family are some of the best people I've ever met and I can't thank them enough for taking me in as if I was one of their own. I've learned so much from Brad about what it means to be a father and a husband. I've learned so much about what it means to be an artist and a man."
From my project jtinseoul.wordpress.com/the-culture
‘Brad’s apprentice had just finished designing the tattoo she would do on herself. The stencil is in the background. It reads 'Paradiso’’ From some notes I took during the project, The Culture ( jtinseoul.wordpress.com/the-culture) that I’m rescanning.
Toronto, Canada. 2013.
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