Stop shooting Animals by UteBigSmile
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Description
Now that so many hunts are being carried out in the woods and too many animals have been shot, the Fairy,
which holds a little forest gnome in protecting position, is upset!!!!!
Many thank's for looking....
Comments (19)
Excellent again, Ute :)
Nice work, great scene!
It is very beautiful and very nice!
What!? No more bacon!
Sehr schöne kurz story,super image,wie immer super gemacht;liebe Grüße Michael.
Great work
Awesome scene!
Good message. One of the worse is the slaughter of elephants for their ivory tusks. I don't believe that the other animals are being killed at the same rate as they used to be. Cameras are being used more now rather than rifles.
Touching scene - well done Ute!!!
Excellent work and message!
Excellente façon de faire passer le message, l'être humain ne tue plus pour se nourrir mais pour le plaisir
Beautiful image, excellent message !!
great!
Beautiful details and lighting. Wonderful job
Wahre Worte!!!
Can't say I blame her.. Hope she unleashes some of that Fae Magick on those poachers.
Beautiful image with a powerful message, Ute!
Yes, with the above, I agree with your message wholeheartedly. Humans treat animals like they're toys. How would some of those poachers feel if some animals came into their homes and took off the humans' arms? The image is beautifully done: The fairy has amazing hair---you've strung it over her horns and her quiver, beautifully. She has a hurt expression, and is crying out. And the child looks stunned and sad. The background photo is beautiful, and you composed the image beautifully with it: The shadow and light are beautifully proportioned throughout, and the fairy and child are positioned right where the shadow turns to light. Plus a great old boar, with husks; and those golden mushrooms. A really fine job, Ute. You portrayed your message with genuine care.
Such a lovely render and the message is true and I agree with Harry .