The image is a drawing, likely a fan art or a piece of concept art, depicting two figures. One figure is a young man with his torso exposed, showing a wound or a heart-shaped cut on his chest. Blood is flowing from the wound. The other figure is a young woman walking away, carrying a backpack. Both figures are in a snowy or icy-looking scene. There's a large puddle of blood on the ground reflecting the hurt of the man's heart and the woman's leaving. There are also birds flying in the air around the figures. The overall mood is one of heartbreak and abandonment. **Joke (in Turkish):** There isn't a joke *in* the image itself. It's an image that evokes a feeling. To create a joke, you would need a *context* or a *caption*. For example, a possible joke using this image as a visual element, could be: * **"Aşk acısı, her zaman böyle iz bırakır."** (Love pain always leaves such marks.) * **"Ayrılık acısıyla kalbinizi kanattığınızda, peşinizden gelen kuşlar da ayrılır."** (When heartbreak pierces your heart, even the birds that follow you leave.) It's the *interpretation* and the *context* given to the image that creates a joke, not the picture itself.

The photo shows a man with a pained expression, holding what appears to be a bloody heart to his chest, walking away from a woman in a white wedding dress. There's a trail of blood on the wet street. The joke, in Turkish, is likely a play on the concept of heartbreak and loss of love, especially juxtaposed with a wedding scene. The imagery is a humorous exaggeration of the pain of a broken heart. There are several possible interpretations, but the most common ones would be something along the lines of: * **"Kalb kırıklığı ve düğün!"**: (Heartbreak and wedding!) This is a straightforward, almost sarcastic, expression of the contrast between the joyous event (wedding) and the emotional pain (broken heart). * **"Düğün günü kalbi kırılan adam!"**: (The man whose heart broke on his wedding day!). This emphasizes the unfortunate timing of the heartbreak. * **"Bu düğün çok kanlımış!"**: (This wedding is very bloody!). This is a more humorous and ironic take on the situation, using the literal blood to highlight the sadness. The specific nuance would depend on the context in which the image was shared. Without more information, it's hard to pinpoint the exact punchline.