Black Jacobin - Unusual view

Hi all. I post this not for the quality of the image, which i feel is mediocre (low shutter speed, improper use of flash which I should have used as main light but didn't know how when I took this, amongst other things). I post this mostly because of the extremely unusual look it gives. Black Jacobins are almost entirely black, and have this wonderful red gorget which is almost never visible. I didn't even see it when I was taking this shot. This is the only shot I have of the gorget and only time I ever even noticed it. If you have been to the SE part of Brazil and seen these you can appreciate the uniqueness. If you haven't at least you can pretend

Canon Eos10D + 400mm f/5.6. Other technicals to come. Doing something processor intensive on my comp right now and can't open photoshop. Off the top of my head I think shutter speed was 1/80th and was probably f/6.3 or so with fill at -1 1/3 or -1 2/3.