This post was prompted by Daily Prompt: Playtime.
Oooh, that bit of poem gave me goosebumps! The photo’s lighting is perfection. Nicely done! ~SueBee
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Thank you so much, and hubby was very suspicious about my lights 😀 I am so happy to see it has worked 😀
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yep … gotta agree. the lighting on this shot is perfect, as is (as usual) the accompanying music!!!
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That’s Sia: Breathe me 😉 Have you read Madame Bovary?
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Yep, perfect in every way, Paula! Cuddle her so she won’t feel cold…
Great take on, another one!
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Oooh…fantastic shot, quote AND song!!! 🙂
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😀 and the novel, and all the movie adaptations :D. Thank you, Madhu for liking my doll 🙂
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Voilà une poupée très classe. 🙂
PS: j’ai lu Madame Bovary… et je n’ai pas aimé. 😆
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Tu es trop jeune 😀
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J’ai lu Germinal de Zola et j’ai adoré ! :p La jeunesse ne veut rien dire ! 😀
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J’aime plus Zola que Flaubert 😀 mais Maupassant encore plus 😀
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D’accord avec toi ! 🙂 Flaubert is boring 😉
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Je n’ai pas dit ca – oh la la !!!! Mon prefere en tout cas est Andre Gide et Albert Camus ….
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Je ne connais pas le premier et le deuxième… comme Flaubert. 😆
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Comment ca? Tu ne connais pas ni Gide ni Camus? C’est vrais cela?
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Je ne connais pas Gide. 🙂
Et Camus, je le trouve ennuyant, comme Flaubert. 😀
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Oh la la….. Je suis sans parole!!!!!!! Incroyable!! L’etranger, la peste ca n’est pas ennuyant :O
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Ne lis pas Gide, tu mourras d’ennui 😀
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J’ai lu la peste et… ENNUI PROFOND. 😆
Merci du conseil ! 😀
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Ah non, ne dis pas ca 😦
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Chacun son style et son avis ! 😆
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Oui 😦
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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She doesn’t look so bored to me. Rather pleased with herself, in fact. A little like you should be for your excellent post, Paula. 🙂
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oh I love this! I used to collect porcelain dolls when I was younger!
it’s gorgeous!
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I only started collecting them recently :). They are beautiful, but not easy to photograph. Thank you very much, Julie. I am happy you like it:)
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She certainly looks beautiful and dressed to kill.
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That’s my Madame Bovary:)
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Wonderfully lit Paula!
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This is so nice to hear, Phil. I appreciate it 🙂
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Wow, she is so pretty. What an amazing dress!
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She is a knock-out :D. Thanks, Lisa!
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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D a z z l i n g .Jalal
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Isn’t she!:) I am happy you like my doll, Jalal.
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About the photo,Rene’ and I found the lighting perfect…
And the French authors you mentioned…….they are so much part of our life !
We’re not so young as luminaetumbrae , of course!
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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What a brilliantly taken photo…
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This is very nice to hear 🙂 Thank you very much 🙂
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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[…] Playtime | Lost in Translation […]
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I like her. She has this kind of look that Tim Burton could work into some awesome, creepy creature.
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I am happy you like her 😀 Will you vote on my today’s post?
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Best bit of being an uncle? All the children’s toys i get to play with… Love this portrait.
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😆 sei un zio 🙂 It’s Madame Bovary 🙂
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Love the lighting on her and great quote to accompany the image.
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The doll is suppposed to represent Madame Bovary. She was a tragic literary figure. I got it as a gift just a week ago and had to take a portrait of her 😀 I am glad you like the post, Jane 🙂
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[…] of porcelain dolls made after famous female literary characters (some of you have already met my Madame Bovary) and among them there was Estella from Great Expectations, my favourite novel by Charles Dickens. […]
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Lost in Translation 
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