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A fire hydrant attached to the wall of a car park building. That white bit is the stem of the P for Parking. I liked the interesting juxtaposition of objects, lines and colours.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
AMAG Hilpert Pegnitz
seen on a sidewalk near the market in Friedrichstadt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
Wee bit difficult to get a good picture of this. It had been raining all day and there was about an inch of water on this hydrant cover.
The Hydrant Club is a dog and human interaction facility that offers obedience classes, socialization behavior opportunities, health and nutrition classes, and courses for people to learn how to manage their pets. There is a good sized area where the dogs can run around and play too.
Borne fontaine avant que la ville de Montreal la repeigne.
Pink fire hydrant before the city repainted >
Relativ neuer Hydrant vor relativ alten Büschen.
Quite new hydrant in front of quite old bushes.
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Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon 70-200mm f2.8L IS
Focal Length: 200mm
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/160 sec at f / 3.2
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
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This fire hydrant is behind Manna Church and the Help the Orphans Thrift Store on Legion Road in Hope Mills, North Carolina in Cumberland County. I am not sure what is going on with the patriotic display.
Water hydrant hides behind the hostas at the Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Upper Brookville, New York (NY), United States (USA). #longisland #newyork #usa #hostas
New York City fire hydrant - nearly a self portrait!
I cannot find where I took this one. Manhattan sure, but where? If anyone knows, please do let me know. I will credit you here. I can help a little - the photo after this was of the wall street bull. Perhaps they are all over the city? I have posted a query in the Hydrants group if you would prefer to answer there.
I noticed during upload that there is no camera (exif) data. That is because I ran out of data cards during the trip and had to use a kodak photo booth to create CD's of the card contents so I could take more pictures. The booth must have deleted the Exif data
The fire hydrant: forever alone and unloved due to nobody being allowed to park in front of it. A hero on some days, an inconvenience on others.
Nikon D500
AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G
Yellow hydrant and green bushes as seen with IR converted Olympus E-P2 and Olympus 9mm Body Cap Fisheye Lens
Yesterday I took my spring pilgrimage to this hydrant on Northwestern's campus.
We're moving in June, and this patch of tulips is only blooming well for a few weeks each year, so this may be my last visit to the hydrant/tulips!
At work we went on a field trip to Arlington horse track. I forgot my camera. My boss loaned me a really old point and shoot (3 mb pixel) to alleviate the pain of not being prepared.