Photography can elevate the presence of a doll from everyday object to artful subject. Start with light: natural window light or diffused artificial lighting helps avoid harsh shadows and highlights skin texture without overexposure. Use a clean, uncluttered background to keep the focus on the doll, and experiment with angles—eye-level shots feel intimate, while a slight high angle can emphasize form. Posing matters: gentle, natural poses improve believability; avoid awkward positions that strain joints or look contrived. For texture, capture close-ups of skin details, hair, and eyes with a macro lens or a long focal length to create a shallow depth of field that isolates the subject. Wardrobe and props should complement the scene without overwhelming the figure; simple fabrics and neutral palettes keep attention on the doll’s form and craftsmanship. Post-processing should be tasteful: adjust contrast and color balance subtly to preserve realism without creating an artificial look. Respectful presentation is essential—avoid explicit content, and consider audience guidelines when sharing images online. With thoughtful composition, lighting, and editing, you can showcase the doll’s character while maintaining dignity and artful intent.