with a bit of rust.

Flickr photowalk part one.

This is wrong in so many ways.

Plus, I'm not sure which is which.....

Alter Hydrant auf dem UNI-Gelände von Bayreuth

Montréal, Canada

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Old fire hydrant at Fort Howard, Edgemere, Maryland

I love photographing this old hydrant -- different seasons, light, and angles.

ODC 5/20/26 - You’re my inspiration

Spent a nice day wandering downtown with a friend recently, and got this shot. We also had a discussion with a shoeshine man who was an honest to goodness living legend -- by his own admission.

Taken by: Emiel Dekker (emield.myportfolio.com)

noch ein Hydrant

Project 365 = Day 341 = 7 Dec 2023

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Freshly painted fire hydrant

Next to the buildings of the university of luxembourg (campus kirchberg) I spotted this red hydrant.

o.k. one more. i noticed that you didn't have either version in your set. enjoy!

=)

in Alghero (Sardinia)

an old fire hydrant which used to be red, now turning green ...

Vietnam colors I made them a little brighter but, I just like how it looked.

new york 08

Copenhagen

Denmark

While out for a walk in the Westdale area of Hamilton, Ontario along Winston Churchill Park, I came across a pet subject of mine, a fire hydrant with chipped/damage multiple layers of different coloured paint. From the bright shiny bolt head, I suspect some of the damage is recent. Regardless, a nice splash of colour creating an unintended abstract. A quick capture with my cell phone and then I continued with a pleasant Spring walk. - JW

Date Taken: 2019-04-12

Tech Details:

Taken using a hand-held Samsung Galaxy S5 mobile phone, full auto, ISO40, f.2.2, 1/140 sec. PP in free Open Source GIMP from Samsung SOOC jpeg file: crop a bit of the right side of the frame to get a more symmetrical layout, scale image to 6000px wide, use the tone curve tool to darken the bottom 1/3 of the tonal range then pin the upper end of the curve to hold it at default while pulling up/brightening the middle portion between the two ranges just adjusted, duplicate the image to a new top layer and on that new layer add a black/transparent layer mask, paint in the bottom left corner using white paint and a large soft-edged brush to mask the brighter part of the lower left part of the frame, then use the brightness-contrast tool to both darken and boost contrast of the bottom left corner to get a more uniform tonality across the frame, create new working layer from visible result, sharpen, save, add fine black-and-white frame, add bar and text on left, save, scale image to 2048 px wide for posting online, sharpen slightly, save.

Flushing the main

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It is tall enough to be used even when snow is on the ground.

Rusty fire hydrant seen on my way to work this morning - amazing (to me, at least) the beauty that is present in the mundane.

Kobe, Japan

Poles and shadows around the fire hydrant.

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Pentax 17 with Santacolor 100 film. Griffin, Georgia

Centretown West • Ottawa

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just some good light and a fire hydrant on my street.

Shot in Millville one morning while I was killing time waiting for my wife to finish a dance class. Pentax 67, 105mm f/2.4 lens, Reflx Lab Pro 100 (220) (respooled Kodak Aerocolor IV), ECN-2 development.