Beach Hooping

© Jillian Danielson

Beach Hooping

Uploaded: March 23, 2012

Description

Model Peri, spins a LED hula hoop on the beach. This is an art that was so fun to research and when I found professional hoopers in town that also do fire dancing..we all couldn't wait to do this photoshoot. It took a couple months of planning and photo research, but I think we pulled it off!


Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/4 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 32.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark II N

Comments

Nikki McDonald level-classic March 23, 2012

Wow, Jillian. That's all. Just wow :) #1451427

Jillian Danielson March 23, 2012

thank you Nikki!! :) #10050766

Joy Rector March 23, 2012

love this shot, great job #10050773

Datha Y. Thompson March 23, 2012

A W E S O M E ! ! ! WOW from me too :) #10050780

Terry A. Stoa March 23, 2012

Very creative - the research paid off nicely! #10050781

Bob Cournoyer level-classic March 23, 2012

Add a Woot and a Wow from me, too... :-) #10050802

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe March 23, 2012

Way-Cool! Outstanding work Jillian!! #10050809

Jane Holestine March 23, 2012

You nailed this one! Fantastic work! #10050847

Zita A. Strother level-addict March 23, 2012

Out standing!!! #10050880

Zita A. Strother level-addict March 23, 2012

What camera setting did you use and why? Also, I assume you used a tripod? Thanks! #10050884

Donna La Mattino Pagakis March 23, 2012

Sweet shot with great colors, light, motion and action. Well done Jillian! #10051080

Jillian Danielson March 23, 2012

Thank you! Actually, I didn't use a tripod. I know most use them for lights, and you should, but I just don't like to use them if I don't have to. I move around way too much to get different angles.
I also used various shutterspeeds at different times of the sunset. I wanted Peri to look crisp, but be the sillohuette and did ISO at 100. #10051120

Louisa Hancock March 23, 2012

Jillian your image certainly has a lot of impact it caught my eye and wow what a wonderful job you have done. Research paid off #10051191

Zita A. Strother level-addict March 23, 2012

Thanks Jillian:)
I don't use my tripod either and for the exact same reason and with the new cameras with the anti-shake feature they are pretty forgiving.
Anyway, it's good to know...otherwise I am not to sure I would of tried that kind of shot at all without the hated tripod.
THANKS AGAIN...Happy Shooting! #10051221

Carol Flisak level-classic March 23, 2012

Very cool image, Jillian... love the creativity and execution! #10051271

Usman M. Bajwa level-classic March 24, 2012

YOU PULLED IT OFF REALLY WELL, JILLIAN. Its worth all the research and effort, expect a Gold win soon!

UB. #10051914

Inge Linden March 29, 2012

WOW..Excellent! #10064509

Naomi Weiser May 30, 2012

cant believe I havent seen these, before, I love! #10161324

Jillian Danielson May 30, 2012

Thank you so much everyone!!! #10161329

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