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Isolated on white elephant with clipping path

Close-up of elephant trunk holding a tail.

in fact the elephant was not laughing but trying to reach a carrot - but it looks like a smile. (You can almost see the hohos coming out of his mouth...) ;)By the way: I have uploaded this image a time ago and it became one of my popular. But the cutout-path was horrible. So I did it again by myself (not by this stupid ps routine).Hope it will be more usefull!

Side view of african elephant walking and raising its trunk, isolated on beige background

Asian elephant ivory closeup.

Close up image of an african elephant

An Indian Elephant with long tusks walking around the forest

Sad Indian elephant on a white background

Portrait of Asian elephant in the nature, photomontage.

Trunk of the elephant is looking curious

Elephant animal , isolated black wildlife

Close-up view of eye and ear of an Asian elephant. Black and white.

Elephant trunk

Male Asian Elephant with trunk raised in a trumpeting position.

Asian Elephant with large tusks looking directly at the camera. The Asian or Asiatic elephant (Elephas maximus) has been listed as endangered as the population has declined by at least 50% over the last three generations.

Asian Elephant isolated on white

Elephant is on pink background. Minimalistic collage art.

elephant isolated on white background

Elephant,Elephant.

Close-up of an elephant trunk taking food from a human hand.

Elephant making noise

Asian elephant with long ivory isolated on white background

Close-up of Elephant Head

Asia elephant southeast Asia Thailand

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