London Tattoo Convention

Participants show off their tattoos at the International London Tattoo Convention, in east London, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. The convention, held till Sunday Sept. 27, brings together the world's best tattoo artists from the US, Australia, Canada, Japan and UK as well as piercing specialists, fashion designers and fans of skin art.

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Participants show off their tattoos at the International London Tattoo Convention, in east London, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. The convention, held till Sunday Sept. 27, brings together the world’s best tattoo artists from the US, Australia, Canada, Japan and UK as well as piercing specialists, fashion designers and fans of skin art.

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