Slow motion macro shot of a tattoo needle piercing skin

FTG OF A TATTOO CONVENTION IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. 00:00:13:00 CU OF A TENNESSEE LICENSE PLATE WITH THE WORD "TATTOOS" PRINTED ON IT. MS OF A WOMAN WITH HER BABY STRAPPED TO HER BACK. VS OF TATTOOS ON THE WOMAN'S ARMS. CU OF A TATTOO ON THE BABY'S ARM. 00:02:48:25 CU OF A SKULL TATTOO BEING DRAWN ON A WOMAN'S WRIST. 00:06:40:02 MS OF A YOUNG MAN WITH COLORFUL TATTOOS ALL OVER HIS TORSO. INTV/W A TATTOO ARTIST WHO TALKS ABOUT HIS PROFESSION. 00:10:53:16 MS OF A WOMAN SPORTING A SPIKED MOHAWK HAIRDO WITH TATTOOS ON BOTH SIDES OF HER BARE HEAD. CI: EXHIBITIONS: CONVENTION, TATTOO. HUMANKIND: TATTOOED. OCCUPATIONS: TATTOO ARTIST.

Coney Island USA

\n --LEAD IN--\nARE TATTOOS TABOO?\nAPPARENTLY NOT FOR MILLENNIALS.\nNEARLY 40 PERCENT OF PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 29 HAVE SOME KIND OF TAT.\nTHAT'S ACCORDING TO THE PEW RESEARCH CENTER.\nBUT THERE ARE RISKS --\nAND IT MAY COME DOWN TO THE COLOR OF YOUR INK.\nMORE IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nIT'S A BADGE OF HONOR --\nA SYMBOL OF A STRUGGLE --\nOR EVEN A WAY TO CELEBRATE FANDOM.\nTATTOOS ARE PART OF OUR CULTURE. \nBUT AS POPULARITY GROWS --\nSO DO THE RISKS.\nTATTOOS CAN TRIGGER ALLERGIC REACTIONS.\nESPECIALLY THE INK.\nTHE COMMON COLORS THAT CAUSE THE MOST PROBLEMS?\nYELLOW AND RED.\nYELLOW IS ASSOCIATED WITH SUN SENSITIVITY --\nFORCING SOME TO COVER THEIR TATS WHEN OUT AND ABOUT.\nEXPERTS SAY THE PHOTO-SENSITIVITY TYPICALLY FADES AFTER A FEW YEARS.\nA REACTION TO RED IS MORE PREVALENT.\nFOR MANY -- THE RESPONSE IS MILD --\nINCLUDING REDNESS -- SWELLING -- OR AN ITCH THAT TYPICALLY CAN BE TREATED TOPICALLY.\nOTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE A SEVERE REACTION --\nTHAT COULD POTENTIALLY TURN THE TATTOO EXPERIENCE INTO A NIGHTMARE.\nACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY -- \nAN ALLERGIC RESPONSE CAN HAPPEN IMMEDIATELY.\nBUT IN SOME CASES -- YOUR BODY MAY RESPOND WEEKS -- YEARS --\nOR EVEN DECADES AFTER YOU GET INKED.\nIF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT GETTING A TATTOO --\nRESEARCH THE RISKS -- \nAND MAKE SURE YOU ALWAYS WASH YOUR HANDS --\nWHEN CARING FOR YOUR NEW INK.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHEALTH MINUTE TATTOOS ALLERGIES \n\n

00:00:00:00 - 00:00:12:13 2918_019 London 1_-45: CU of piercing and tattoo shop, colorful buildings, cars passing, day shot

NOTE: NO STANDUPREPORTER JODI HUISENTRUIT LOOKS AT A TATTOO STUDIO IN SPICER, MINNESOTA.

Military tattoo at Tidworth, UK, 1930

tattoo parlor - man getting tattoo on arm - cu tattoo gun - heart and dagger tattoo - (faded color print; can be remastered to full color) - from Copenhagen, Denmark travelogue Part 6 of 11

MONTAGE YOUNG PUNK ROCK KIDS WITH COLORFUL MOHAWKS, PIERCINGS, TATTOOS

Colorful flashing lights and billboards at night in New York City's Times Square. People and cars filling the streets. Light flares.

A tattoo artist tattoing a young woman in his studio. He picks up some color.

[English airfield, concentration camp scenes painted, ruins]

09/12/69 C0005751 / COLOR NO DATELINE: POMP AND PAGEANTRY COME TOE THE US WITH THE BRITISH TOURNAMENT AND TATTOO: UNCUT "BRITISH TATOO" SHOWS: LOCAL ANNOUNCER ON CAMERA: TRUMPETER, PULL BACK TO LS BAND: CU DRUM MAJOR: LS PARADE MARCHES OFF: CU MARCHING FEET: SV DRUMS: MCU SHOT THROUGH RANKS OF BANDSMEN: MS DOGS THROUGH TUNNEL: MCU BIKES THOROUGH FIRE: LS TROOPER RUNS DOWN WIRE: MS UNARMED COMBAT: MS PARACHUTE DESCENT: CU PUPPY LOOKING AT PARADE: MS TRICK CYCLISTS: MS CYCLISTS: MS PRYRAMID: MS CYCLIST OVER SPORTS CAR: MS SWORD DANCERS: CU SWORDS AND FEET: MCU DRUMMERS: CU FEET AND SWORDS: MS DNACERS: MS PAN OVER PIPES: MS PIPERS MARCH AGAINST THE LIGHT: MS UP OVER POLES: MS LOG TOSSERL MS WHITE ALSATION DOG THROUGH HOOP TUNNEL: MS BLACK ALSATION THROUGH HOOP TUNNEL: HS LT COL BROWN CONDUCTS: MS PARACHUTISTS DESCENDING: LS FOUR PARACHUTISTS: CU COL GRAHAM: LS PARACHUTIST: CU AND MA PARACHUTISTS LAND: END: (SHOT RECENTLY 152FT) BRITISH TOURNAMENT & TATTOO GREAT BRITAIN - ARMY ANIMALS - DOGS (SS) TRICKS PARACHUTE JUMPING - SPORT GREAT BRITAIN - FOREIGN RELATIONS - US US FOREIGN RELATIONS - GREAT BRITAIN TOURS & VISITS - GREAT BRITAIN ENTERTAINMENT BROWN, BASIL XX / 152 FT / 16 COL / POS / R30294

This historic Marine Corps film from 1961 (and likely showing events in 1960) shows a visit to Scotland by members of the USMC to participate in the Edinburgh Tattoo, conducted annually by crack regiments of the British Commonwealth. Marines participate in the annual parade and tattoo, marching with the Highlanders in downtown Edinburgh. The Scottish National War Memorial is seen at the 3:50 mark. The Highland Games are seen starting at the 4:10 mark, with tossing the caber shown and other sports, Scottish dancing (4:45), and a visit to downtown Edinburgh. At 6:10, some local color is seen in the form of a cute blonde who escorts a lucky Marine to see some of the sights. The Marine Band is seen performing towards the end of the film, at a massed military event. <p><p>The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is an annual series of Military tattoos performed by British Armed Forces, Commonwealth and International military bands and display teams on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh. The event takes place annually throughout August, as part of the wider Edinburgh Festival (a collective name for many independent festivals and events held in Edinburgh during August).<p><p>The word "Tattoo," is derived from "Doe den tap toe", or just "tap toe" ("toe" is pronounced "too"), the Dutch for "Last orders". Translated literally, it means: "close the (beer) tap". The term "Tap-toe" was first encountered by the British Army when stationed in Flanders during the War of the Austrian Succession.<p><p>The British adopted the practice and it became a signal, played by a regiment's Corps of Drums or Pipes and Drums each night to tavern owners to turn off the taps of their ale kegs so that the soldiers would retire to their billeted lodgings at a reasonable hour. With the establishment of modern barracks and full Military bands later in the 18th century, the term Tattoo was used to describe not only the last duty call of the day, but also a ceremonial form of evening entertainment performed by Military musicians.<p><p>Although the first Tattoo in Edinburgh, entitled "Something About a Soldier", took place at the Ross Bandstand at Princes Street Gardens in 1949, the first official Edinburgh Military Tattoo began in 1950 with just eight items in the programme. It drew some 6000 spectators seated in simple bench and scaffold structures around the north, south and east sides of the Edinburgh Castle esplanade. In 1952, the capacity of the stands was increased to accommodate a nightly audience of 7,700, allowing 160,000 to watch live performances each year.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Powerfully built man with colorful “Japanese” style tattoos of tigers, flowers on arms, upper leg

\n --LEAD IN--\nARE TATTOOS TABOO?\nAPPARENTLY NOT FOR MILLENNIALS.\nNEARLY 40 PERCENT OF PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 29 HAVE SOME KIND OF TAT.\nTHAT'S ACCORDING TO THE PEW RESEARCH CENTER.\nBUT THERE ARE RISKS --\nAND IT MAY COME DOWN TO THE COLOR OF YOUR INK.\nMANDY GAITHER EXPLAINS IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nIT'S A BADGE OF HONOR --\nA SYMBOL OF A STRUGGLE --\nOR EVEN A WAY TO CELEBRATE FANDOM.\nTATTOOS ARE PART OF OUR CULTURE. \nBUT AS POPULARITY GROWS --\nSO DO THE RISKS.\nTATTOOS CAN TRIGGER ALLERGIC REACTIONS.\nESPECIALLY THE INK.\nTHE COMMON COLORS THAT CAUSE THE MOST PROBLEMS?\nYELLOW AND RED.\nYELLOW IS ASSOCIATED WITH SUN SENSITIVITY --\nFORCING SOME TO COVER THEIR TATS WHEN OUT AND ABOUT.\nEXPERTS SAY THE PHOTO-SENSITIVITY TYPICALLY FADES AFTER A FEW YEARS.\nA REACTION TO RED IS MORE PREVALENT.\nFOR MANY -- THE RESPONSE IS MILD --\nINCLUDING REDNESS -- SWELLING -- OR AN ITCH THAT TYPICALLY CAN BE TREATED TOPICALLY.\nOTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE A SEVERE REACTION --\nTHAT COULD POTENTIALLY TURN THE TATTOO EXPERIENCE INTO A NIGHTMARE.\nACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY -- \nAN ALLERGIC RESPONSE CAN HAPPEN IMMEDIATELY.\nBUT IN SOME CASES -- YOUR BODY MAY RESPOND WEEKS -- YEARS --\nOR EVEN DECADES AFTER YOU GET INKED.\nIF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT GETTING A TATTOO --\nRESEARCH THE RISKS -- \nAND MAKE SURE YOU ALWAYS WASH YOUR HANDS --\nWHEN CARING FOR YOUR NEW INK.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE -- I'M MANDY GAITHER.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHEALTH MINUTE TATTOOS ALLERGIES \n\n

Color guards of Aldershot Command; marching band

Newsreel - Los Angeles - no audio - Hispanic gang footage - Colors opening - gang violence - gang activity - downtown L.A. - night or East L.A. - exterior Warner Bros theater showing movie Colors - c/u young man or gang member with tattoo reads Madres Mias - crowds in line for movie show - some young people make gang hand signs - poster of Colors movie visible - African American girls come out of movie theater - police wrangle gang member - policeman escorts arrested man in handcuffs to police car - lots of police around police car - gangs, Latinos, Latino, movie, feature film - possibly premiere - LAPD - Unmarked Police Car - Detective

A belly dancer entertains crowds at a New Year celebration. Exhibitors showcase Chinese arts and crafts including colorful tassels and ink and paint tattoo designs. An Asian chef at a Chinese food court makes traditional Chinese string candy. Artwork represents the year of the ram in the traditional Chinese calendar. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO AND AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS AND REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING.