Created on 2024-11-19

This is a black-and-white photo of a person from the waist up. The individual is standing against a backdrop with a large leafy pattern, and they are holding a hula hoop at their right side. The person is wearing a t-shirt with an image and the text "FIJI ISLANDS" visible on it, as well as a grass skirt commonly associated with Pacific Islander cultural attire. The face is not visible, as the crop of the photo cuts off right above the person's neckline. There is a sentence at the bottom of the image that reads, "SHE PAINTED RACING STRIPES ON HER HULA HOOP IN HOPES THAT IT WOULD GO FASTER." To the left and right lower corners of the image, there appear to be signatures or text that say "FAIRMONT ANTOMICAL" and "WARREN KRUPINSKI," though these might be difficult to interpret exactly without clearer resolution or context.

Created on 2024-11-19

The image shows the lower body and hips of a person wearing a Fiji Islands t-shirt and a black and white floral-patterned skirt or dress. The person is standing in a hula hoop that is decorated with painted racing stripes, presumably in the hopes that the hoop will spin faster. The image has a black and white, documentary-style aesthetic.