San Diego Shark Diving Expeditions is proud to feature Shark Tattoos sported by our guests and friends.
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If you have a shark tattoo and would like to share it on this web page we encourage you to send us a clear close-up image of the tattoo along with a head shot of yourself and a short bio. Tell us where you had your ink applied, the reason you decided to get the tattoo and what it means to you.
Please send us images that will show well at 8 inches wide or high.
Shane Taylor:

Shane’s family owns the oldest dive shop in Denver,
Colorado. He is the shop’s general manager. Shane got the large Hammerhead
Shark tattoo on his torso because hammers are his favorite species of shark. He
actually had the tattoo applied at a Denver ink parlor before he had seen his
first Hammerhead. He later then got a mechanical shark tattoo applied to his
left forearm. I met Shane aboard the Sea Escape during a White Shark trip to
Guadalupe Island in August of 2009.
Fernando Aguilar Jr:

Fernando’s father owns the Club Cantamar and the Sea Escape dive liveaboard.
Hammerheads have been his favorite shark since he first saw them at El Bajo,
a seamount off La Paz in Baja, Mexico. The tattoo was done at shop in La Paz.
Lawarence Wahba:

Lawrence is a Brazilian underwater filmmaker who has
traveled the world and documents stories on sharks. He has hosted his own program
on Globo TV broadcasted in Brazil and South America.
Isao Karino is a deaf diver from Japan who flew into Mexico to join one of the White Shark trips. He and another Japanese deaf diver had a great time.