A close-up, low-angle photograph captures an intimate moment between a person and a pet cockatiel indoors. The main subjects are an adult male, whose right side of the face (from eyebrow to cheek) is visible, and a yellow cockatiel. The person has dark hair and stubble on his cheek, with one eye partially visible, seemingly looking at the bird. His face is tilted, and he is holding the cockatiel gently against his cheek and nose. The cockatiel is a vibrant yellow with distinct orange cheek patches and a prominent yellow crest of feathers. Its dark eye is visible, and its beak is positioned near the person's face, suggesting a nuzzle or close interaction. The bird appears calm and comfortable, looking slightly upwards and towards the camera. The background is softly blurred but reveals an indoor setting. A bright white ceiling is visible above, featuring a modern light fixture composed of several transparent, tubular elements hanging down. In the lower background, a portion of a framed artwork or poster with dark, abstract patterns is discernible on a wall. The lighting appears bright and uniform, characteristic of an indoor environment. The scene evokes a feeling of tenderness and affection between the person and their pet bird. There is no visible text in the image. The location context is Krasnoyarsk, Russia.Close-up image captures finger pointing
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Tue, Apr 21, 2026, 05:37 PM

Krasnoyarsk, Russia

55.99700, 92.87800

A close-up, low-angle photograph captures an intimate moment between a person and a pet cockatiel indoors. The main subjects are an adult male, whose right side of the face (from eyebrow to cheek) is…read more

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