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Punk hydrant with his low slung pants held up by duct tape, and chains from his nose to his ears. Tough guy!
Located by Harbor Square - Edmonds, Washington. Manufactured by M&H Valve. The 1982 date gives a clue of when this area was developed.
This town truck was apparently emptying the fire hydrant. Why it did so into the bed of the truck, I'm not sure. But it looked pretty cool, as though a fish tank in the back had erupted and dumped its water onto the pavement.
I wanted to photograph a bright red fire hydrant that was by dark green grass. I pictured a photograph with nice contrast. I did not take the time to find the right hydrant because I was anxious to finish the film in my Pentax Spotmatic.
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taken on a girl scout trip to nyc in the mid-90s. one of my favorite shots for some reason. yes, he's taking a picture of the fire hydrant.
A fire hydrant at the end of our street by a little nature area
taken during a walk with our buddy dog.
My 1,100th photo uploaded to Flickr.
Shot with my Holga camera.
I seem to have an eye for fire hydrants lately... Maybe I'm pending too much time with my dog? ;)
Inner Sunset, San Francisco, CA.
Fomapan 100 film processed at rated speed in Rodinal at 1:50 concentration for 7m30s with 5 inversions every 60 seconds.
Taken with a Lomo LC-A camera.