My Pick
One of the things that I love to do is photograph my dolls, especially the fashion dolls. I usually share these on our doll blog and they are usually in colour but the vintage dolls do look good in black and white and I do that sometimes for fun. Here are a quartet who have been given the treatment.
They are:
- Pedigree Sindy, circa 1963. Sindy was the British fashion doll based on Ideal Tammy.
- A reproduction vintage Barbie
- Palitoy Tressy circa 1963. These dolls are the British version of the American Character dolls.
- Reliable Tammy circa 1964. Reliable was licenced by Ideal to make Tammy for the Canadian market.
Black and white and sepia are also fun to use for geometric themes.
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Terrific photos Vanda. I like the bikes and window cleaners 😀 😀
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Your dolls look really good in black & white. I think I should try taking pictures of mine in black & white and see how they look. I never considered it, but I like yours very much.
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I have done it a few times for Cee’s challenges and I especially like it for vintage fashion dolls like Sindy because it reminds me of some of the fashion photos of that era. David was a big fan of the Pirelli Calender although the models in those wore considerably less 🙂
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I think it works really well with Barby because of the highly contrasting colors both of the doll AND the clothing.
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