Tilden Park

Dermatophyllic birds

April 23, 2011
Tilden Park docents walk

An arm swallowed

April 23, 2011
Tilden Park docents walk

Wesleyan University, Connecticut

Hands in feet

Italy

When tattoos go viral

Icosahedron
Chaminade, Santa Cruz
October 26, 2018
Olympus Tough TG-5

Tattoos
Stanford Dish
November 22, 2018
Canon 7Dmark2

Spiderman in tattoo form

Tattoos
Spiders
Stanford Dish
November 22, 2018
Canon 7Dmark2

Spiderman

Tattoos
Spiders
Stanford Dish
November 22, 2018
Canon 7Dmark2

Lion King tattoo

Lion
Tattoo
São Paulo
July 19, 2019
Canon EOS 7Dmark II

Dragon tattoo

Dragon
Tattoo
Bucks
With Wendy and Xander
Woodside
February 1, 2020
Canon 7Dmark2

Because they are smart

Tatoos
Octopus ()
Steps Beach
Puerto Rico
May 8, 2021
Canon R5

Ophidian adornment

This woman had a San Francisco garter snake tatoo - though she had never seen one before!
She found a young specimen right by the sign indicating where they hang out.
Although the snake is brightly colored and was only a few feet away, it was incredibly well-camoflaged - even when she pointed it out.

She claimed she looked carefully on her way out to the point, but did not see anything.
On the way back, her GPS on her phone started to give her audible instructions - she realized she had forgotten to turn off the sound.
Her phone instructed her to go 1000 feet forward on the trail - which took her right back to the SF garter snake sign by the pond.
She figured she better carefully look again - and that is when she spotted it.

Año Nuevo
July 20 2014

People

Faces and people

The eyes have it

Hands

Feet

Self-portraits

Tattoos

Helmets

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