Amazing portraits of Asian models and celebrities with wild animals
Categories: Animals | Asia | Photo project
By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/amazing-portraits-of-asian-models-and-celebrities-with-wild-animals.html"Wild love" (Love is Wild) — project photographer Sean Lee-Davies and a cry for help you need wild animals. Such as 42-year-old Northern white rhinoceros of the Sudan — he is the only remaining male of the species. Rhinos of this species destroyed because of the horns. Sudan lives in reserve in Kenya and don't have a clue.
Half of the land animals became extinct because of the person — and continue to die. The photographer wanted to draw attention to this problem and even as something to change the situation. Top Asian models and celebrities photographed with the rhinos, elephants, leopards, primates, giraffes, sea animals and other animals.
Attention, the project should not be taken literally and come close to a wild animal!
(Total 15 photos)
Source: featureshoot.com
1. Jennifer TSE, Zimbabwe
2. Mickey nuclear weapons from the Asian elephant
3. Jocelyn Luko with the Northern white Rhino
4. Anthony Sandstrom
5. Jocelyn Luko
6. Mickey Yao
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8. Freediving in the Philippines
9. Gail Locke
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11. Jennifer TSE
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15. Jennifer TSE
Keywords: Wild animals | Models | Portrait | Problem
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