A break in the rain gave me a chance to get out of the house for today's photo.

Hand held, 50 mm, f/2.5, 1/80 second exposure.

11/13/09

made from worsted weight yarn. fire Hydrant is red, top is grey. Holds two rolls of toilet tissue

Malaysia

I saw this fire hydrant laying on the ground in the Department of Transportation yard behind my office. It seems a bit incongruous to see it so inert with no water ready to blow.

Taken with my camera phone.

I found this yellow leaf on top of a yellow fire hydrant :-)

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B Side of day 63. I'm thinking that if I was a dog, this scene would present quite a few options.

Don't forget to check out the 10 Rules of Lomography. Otherwise I wouldn't even post this shot.

I don't know why I even shot this -- I think I got sucked into the red color again I think. I had shot one all level and straight but it looked to "pretty".

I was walking my bear, I got bored.

walking home from my friends house down the street, it was pretty cloudy and cold!

I'm not sure what's up with these color codings--water pressure?

I was fascinated by the american style fire hydrant

Fire hydrant knocked out on Sunnyvale-Saratoga, right where Mathilda splits from it.

Indianapolis

Taken with a Canon A-1 SLR camera loaded with Fujifilm Superia 200

Canon AE-1/Expired Kodak Gold 400

Mueller, Albertville, ALA

Super Centurion, 1993.

5-1/4" VO

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note:

"BSR" cast on the top of the bonnet rim

There was a large puddle on the ground.

Oh yeah, we've got some state of the art fire hydrants in Baxter, let me tell you. At least it makes for a nifty picture.

U.S. Pipe and Foundry, Chattanooga, TN,

H205, 1978.

5-1/4" VO,

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note:

embossed "H-205 5 1/4 VO", "SMITH S|N USP V&H DIV", and "666410" on the bonnet,

"U S", "1978", and "655010" on the back of the body,

Thomas Dudley of, appropriately enough, Dudley, produce a range of cast covers, bathroom fittings etc.

Fire Hydrant at the Cameron House - Oct 20, 2006

www.firehydrant.ca