Tim Flach - the "Edward Scissorhands" of photography

Do you remember this scene from Edward Scissorhands: Edward is in the garden, skillfully waving the scissors that replace his hands, and gives his neighbor's little dogs various hair styles. British photographer Tim Flach apparently also has the same ability as Edward to shape animals, except he turned the scissors into a camera. In his lens, it's not just the dog's hair style that changes - they become either serious or elegant, or cute or beautiful. They stare at you in the photos, their eyes and posture full of spirituality, as if they are engaging in silent exchanges with you. All of this can be attributed to Tim Flach's talent, which allows us to feel an extraordinary side of the animals around us. Because during his photo shoots, he is having soulful conversations with the animals.