Original Art Photography Series by @velimir #662 'Crying Rhino'
'Crying Rhino'
Sad, crying rhino. A cardboard in the park. Looks like composited but it isn't. Was there just like that. Check that tear... :)
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What's a rhino doing crying in the middle of the park? Is it to point out to us that in that place one can cry? I like the effect of the figure in the foreground and the contrast it makes with its surroundings. A little bit of unreality in a very real space. It reminds me of old cartoons. Greetings, @velimir.
I find something different in your every post. Here is an example again. Great work sir.
Rhinoceroses (as well as hippos) are animals that attract my attention, because of their voluminous and strong body. This one, represented in caricature or pop style, has something curious. His small tear perhaps expresses the pain in the face of ecological destruction. It is interesting how the features of his head were delineated.