RINO

Very nice coloring in this.

-Allenda

Hi Oksana,

I agree with the previous comment. The Rino is well exposed, but the black background doesn't quite work. You did a fine job in cutting out the rino, but you may want to try putting the rino back in its original context. Instead of blackening the background, you could feather the edge between the rino and the background - and use an adjustment layer just of the background to darken it substationally. This would alleviate the odd tension created by the pure black and the rino - the edge is almost too sharp from skin to black as it is.

You may want to crop the bottom part of the image off, the corner of his leg doesn't add a lot to the image and without it, you may feel the "bulk" of its upper body more as it fill more of the visible image.