Little Irish

I've just got back from the cinema. There's not much time or energy to think about what to shoot tonight, so I took a look around the house. I decided to take a picture of Suman's Irish figurine using the reverse macro technique with my 50mm lens.

I bought this little Irish doll when I was in Dublin a few years ago for a stag do. I think it looks a little eerie, up close.

Suman and I watched Black Swan, the new film by Darren Aronosfksy. We were really looking forward to it - and it didn't disappoint. It was somewhat clichéd, but it still delivered and Natalie Portman was brilliant. It's highly recommended!

Canon 7D, f/0, 1/200, ISO-100

[Vikdaddy]

Sorry if you commented already, I decided to touch the image up a little and repost because the doll had a few marks on it.

[Bethany]

Haha... isn't it amazing how you can work on something, post it, and the notice just the slightest little thing that drives you so crazy, you have to fix it?? lol

[Laura Ferguson]

lovely capture!

[LisLee]

I like the darkness of this.

[Gary Purvis]

Never tried reverse macro as it seems all a bit hit and miss. Love this pic though.

[Denh Lay]

great effect. very eerie indeed.

[Aleksey]

the thumbnail was pretty scary ;)

[Chad Kreutzer]

Freaky. I like it.

[wahyu]

that's really scare me, Vik!

[Mohab Mostafa]

Great shot!

[Keonali Hutley]

nice dramatic feel.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Looks like a spooky Red Riding Hood! Love the shot, reverse macro is such a great technique.

[Tamara Lara]

This sends shivers up my spine! Very haunting (or haunted) looking doll! Love the way you processed it!

[Meagan Aaron]

So creepy!

[Jenna V.]

Really intriguing shot!

[Lynn M. Watson]

Eeeeek . . . Cool and Creepy!

[Ariel Magyawe Jr.]

i agree... looks really scary.
damn you chuckie! haha!