Houston, Tx

Fire hydrant near St Marks Place

Fire hydrants, 2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube

Haha I finally took one, there you go Nubi!

Top view of red fire hydrant surrounded by stones.

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The valve to turn the fire hydrant off was (of course) under the fire hydrant river.

Fun Factory. Five Points. NYC

View On Black

A balancing act. Photo was found on eBay.

West Village, New York City

One of the graffitis of Welling Court Mural Project at Astoria, Queens, New York.

I really loved the way the blue in this hydrant came out. A smaller feature that I didn't catch until after shooting were the small patches of rust.

You know it's almost summer when the orange-yellow california poppies are everywhere. I just had to stop and sketch this picture-perfect scene

You are going to see this firehydrant over and over again for a little while as I keep going back to shoot it with different cameras. The Holga is the first camera to take a stab of it. That was yesterday. Today I went back with the new Rolleiflex and RAW's digital point and shoot (uploads still to come). My 20D is still in the shop. I guess I can go back with the Polaroid next week ;-)

We lost water pressure, and this is the reason why. Notice the wrench on the top of the hydrant.

Minimalist Monday

Yellow fire hydrant.

This is an art structure titled "Busted Plug" created by artist Blue Sky in downtown Columbia, SC.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Sky_(artist)

Burlington, Ontario.

I'd been staring at this one for a while. It feels like a cliche, but in spite of that I've always kinda liked it.

So here you go.

It was there so I took its picture

1 more closer to quota

ODC-Signs

The little sign on the top of the pole above the fire hydrant is to identify that there is a fire hydrant in this spot. It is handy if we have a lot of snow, but we haven't had enough snow to worry about needing this for 4 years.