A Flea Market Doll ( part)

In the flea market there are also some nice shops that have nice kept and treated stuff. There are many dolls in the market, that life was "cruel " to them like they can be to human.

This Doll, is a very nice old style doll, well treated, and you wonder what is the story of her history....for all of you , I upload her full size just to let you compare it with the dolls of our time.....

 

 

please read explanation, thanks

You have captured this dole in a very great way, I like the sharpness here and the well saturated colors also

 

Wishing you all of the best

Great angle on the close-up, Pnina. What a beautiful doll!

 

--Lannie

So pretty, looks like real..., the eye tell the story, Pnina, stunning achieved, love the both!!! Best regards 7/7

It's a beautiful doll, Pnina, and I won't mind to be its owner. Very live-like expression & low angle perspective.

Beautiful photograph, dear Pnina. The POV, balance and DOF are unique. A delight of expression and colors. Excellent shot! Regards!

Beautiful doll,very well-captured,Pnina. Thanks for sharing the full-size image of the doll. You left us guessing us about the fate of the owner and plight of this abandoned child. I feel she has an old-world simple charm.

Beautiful work! Best regards, Catalin

Thanks to all of you, I appreciate your connection to this old beauty of a doll.

 

I will be missing for some days going to the Galilee to photograph,I will visit you when I'm back to see what you did while I was not here....

A very curious perspective on this flea market doll.... has anyone mentioned that the angle you have shot this from, makes this doll appear to be the Madonna (Catholic Mary). Especially with her arm and hand out in that way.. and there is one tiny highlight on her bottom eye lid that appears as though it is a tear. The lacey bit under her hat appears as if it is a veil. Maybe I have a wild imagination (I am not even Catholic!) It is an excellent shot at any rate!

Very appealing series you build up here. I feel transferred into the church :-))

Simple subject but very artistically presented. Great croping too.

Never seen a doll with such an expression, Pnina.

Dear Pnina, I like your dolls series and especially this one which you have manage to catch reinforcing its devine expression. The lace, the bonnet and the eyes make the picture. This specific doll, I'm convinced, is never "owned" by anybody. It lives with you or with somebody else.

 

Well done. You are in the master class.

Jan, yes you are right and I have uploaded it in another site and someone called her a madonna. Thankls you!

 

Thanks Daily for thinking of the church

 

Thanks Kaushik and Paula.

 

Thanks Andres, it is not my doll .,but now after I photographed her, it is a bit mine as well. Thanks a lot for your nice and kind comment.

A very good shot. Good colours, details, and lightning. Best regards, Torfinn.

Pnina, there seems to be a lot of emotion in the face of this doll that you have captured very well......Jim

interesting angle Pnina

Thanks Torfinn, Jim and Alec.

Great viewpoint, Pnina!!! The tonalities of her eye really make the composition stand out!!! Great use of depth of field and superb focusing!!! Excellent work!!! Regards.

Nice doll, very nice angle and composition Pnina.

 

Regards

She looked so heavenly almost

having a prayer or wishing for

something. Perhaps peace for the

world...

I really like this one, Pnina. And I like the full-length one, too.

 

At least you don't have to worry about the model blinking when you take these, huh?

 

Nicely done,

 

Cheers.

So beautiful... Nice idea, the crop.