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December 11, 1888
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Dedicated to Winston Millet
November 20, 2003
Found Here .... Loved Here
This old fire hydrant once served a purpose in the southeast corner of the former Perrin Air Force Base. The complex of buildings once standing here are long gone.
No light painting necessary. Peeling paint reveals the hydrant's red, green, and orange past.
2 1/2 minute exposure facing west with the full moon lighting from behind.
I had just run around the corner and was completely soaked my camera soaked and fogging up. I saw her sitting their in the puddle looking away but by the time I overcame my indecision she was looking at me. You can see the fog in this shot from the water
I am not sure what the rope around the hydrant was all about. Perhaps insulation from the cold?
Thursday was a beautiful, clear day.
January 15 to 18, 2013 we went to Nanjing to visit our friend, Panda.
The hydrant at our office compound in low lights - a capture in the evening.
I found this batch of old photos that I had developed some time ago. i am posting this to share.
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That's also the date cast on the top of this fire hydrant next to the Stone Mill Museum, Sandwich, Il
5-2012
Today I took a trip down memory lane, visiting my former employer the City of Portland, Oregon Water Bureau to photograph fire hydrants. This is a cut-out showing the insides of a hydrant.
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Fire Hydrants
This is the fire hydrant that Clementine scraped Joel's car against in the film. The two poles were added within the past 6 months, ironically to avoid collisions!