Location : Rutland (VT - USA)

Celebrating 50th anniversary of Garden Grove, CA. Hydrants in town are painted blue & white.

The official fire hydrant of Orange Bicycle

RC Harris Water Treatment Plant, Toronto

Every country has its own flavour but some of the things that make it what it is go totally unnoticed by the resident population.

Take fire hydrants, for example. Your reaction to this photo will almost certainly depend on where you live.

Former Met State Hospital grounds, Waltham, Mass.

Fire Hydrant in Lake Placid, NY

Canon EOS 1n

Arista Premium/Tri-X 400

Kodak D-76 (1:1)

Phototherm Sidekick SK8

Pakon F135 scan

Seen in Hillcrest area of San Diego, CA.

3:4

Fire Hydrant at the Cameron House - Oct 20, 2006

www.firehydrant.ca

Downtown Toronto.

9:5

Testing a hydrant at Fetter Lane London EC1 1959

LFm Ellis-Fm Collins -McDermott

No Water, Oakville, Ontario, October 2008

(0784-6099 R 19A img669)

Playing with a 100mm macro 3.5

A French Fire Hydrant in Granville with an ancient wood texture taken from a lovely old building in Domfront.

In front of the Fire House Restaurant, Fallbrook, California.

Der Hydrant war in einer falschen Gruppe gelandet - da habe ich ihn dann aus Versehen gelöscht -

zweiter Versuch

Another hydrant from the medical campus of the University of Miami.

Location : Quebec (QC - CA)

A lonely little hydrant and it's sign companion.

Camera Canon 110ED

lens canon 25mm 2/0

film Ilford FP4 cut, perforated and fit into kodak cassette

dev xtol 1+1 9.5min 22C

In front of the Fire House Restaurant, Fallbrook, California.

An old hydrant in the village of Corofin, County Clare.

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Oh, look! A hydrant taking a leak... Not really. The city's water department opened this hydrant and a few along the way so residents living around this hydrant is going to get rusty water...

Fire Hydrant in downtown Geneva. 1999 vintage.

Geneva, Illinois

5-2011

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Hydrant in our building

Not appreciated and much neglected, someday it might be needed.

Hydrant aboard the Queen Alberni Ferry on the way from Vancouver Island.

This hydrant looks almost cartoon like. As if it is taking in a deep breath before it spits the water out.

I have always been intrigue with the fire hydrants in KLCC Park. Don't get to see these kinds of hydrants. This one is situated right in front of the back entrance to KLCC and its so difficult to take it without having people around it. I had to wait for 15 mins with my camera ready before I could find a window of opportunity (my decisive moment?). Unfortunately this was taken at about 3 PM and there are no interesting shadows. But I do see a lot of potential for some shadow work. I will go back very early in the morning. Hopefully the shadow play will be interesting and especially no people.

I took this one at f/2.8 because I wanted everything else blurred out. I htink I will experiment with the DOF next time.

Busted hydrant in front of HB Home Depot

4:3

Unpainted Brass. Another Jones in Southern California.

Calib(0,1,1,0, 0, 0, 1); AWB(1448,1447); Info(1065,1500,224,0,1024,0,0)(2187;855,2040,850,2010,1710,1325,1695,1290;19552,0,48,0)0

Urban decay and construction in black and white.

In one of the prison yards