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

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

I thought I'd bring together some of my favorite hydrants that I've captured so far.

Cannaregio, Venice, Italy

 

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18-105mm Lens

Eine schmale Gasse führt zu einer Tür. Und für alle Fälle - nicht zu übersehen - ein Hydrant.

 

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

Pictures made in 1995 whilst I was a student at SVA in NYC in the neighbourhood of my grandparent's house in Caldwell, NJ in America.

Last April.

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Snow is gone.

Tried a new restaurant.

How is everyone?

The chain link fence encircles a small dog park. I believe these hydrants have either been removed or are awaiting installation. I don’t exactly know why I’m attracted to clunky, oversized, plumbing. I find plumbing hardware like this so unattractive and lacking grace or appeal. I have studied industrial design a little and worked with engineering most of my career. What I see in heavy plumbing is concerns about economy, practicality and durability and almost nothing else. At the same time it is the rusty, crusty, clunkiness that I find so appealing.

Devonport, Plymouth, Devon

The hydrant on Greene.

 

Earlier views starting two years ago are in this set: www.flickr.com/photos/joeholmes/sets/72157632834467663/

Saturday challenge - Purple.

 

A Lilac cover and surrounds if the hydrant is attached to a non-drinking water main.

 

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The old hydrants are disappearing and will be replaced by newer ones.

I am chasing some of these old guys.

During the summer, I went on a lot of these little expeditions around the neighborhood where I would just snap pictures of random things annnnnnd this is one of them!

 

100th upload!

Cannaregio, Venice, Italy

 

Nikon D7100

18-105mm Lens

This fire hydrant appears to be injured!

 

Photos taken on Bourke Street, Melbourne.

Found along a walk in Brookside, Mo. One of the funkiest hydrants ever!

Kato City, Hyogo Pref., Japan

A fire hydrant and a Vespa on a street in Soho, New York. What stuck me here are the similar colours of the Vespa and the fire hydrant.

Interesting wreath disposal.

Jersey City, New Jersey.

On the way to run errands one street lines with office parks had a golf ball sitting on top of every fire hydrant. There were about eight of them....I wonder why?

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