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Camera: Ricoh GXR

Lense: Leica Summicron-M 1:2/50

The hydrant is dead, long live the hydrant...

Something old, something new, something blue...

 

Hidrant je mrtav, živio hidrant...

Nešto staro, nešto novo, nešto plavo...

Part of the never ending quest for fire hydrant photos.

I uploaded some pictures of the accessories from the dogpound i built:

 

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Nishinomiya, Hyogo Pref., Japan

Day 180 of the year with 180 mm focal length. Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primotar 1Q 1:3.5/180 at f/3.5

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Captured with a manual Nikkor 50 mm Æ’1:1.2 on my Nikon Df, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film Pack.

Yellow fire hydrant, Woodland, CA

Hamilton Terrace, St John's Wood

Hydrant sign, Coalbrookdale. 4th July 2020.

Absolutely SOOC other than conversion from raw

 

McCormick Mansion

Cantigny Park

Wheaton, Illinois 41.856372, -88.153856

April 10, 2023

 

This was my first visit to Cantigny since last fall. And the exterior remodeling on the mansion is nearly complete. One of the new additions is fire hydrants. In addition to these two, I counted three more within 50 yards of where I was standing. And that was just a casual search. I'll pay more attention next time. Evidently, the fire insurers had a word with the management. ;-)

 

But it was (and will be) more opportunities for my latest project. www.flickr.com/photos/jimfrazier/albums/72177720307428484

 

And this project is the result of the fun I have teasing all of you folks in other countries who don't know the joy of above-ground fire hydrants.

 

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Green fire hydrant abstract macro.

 

Red hydrant in a forest on Croatian Island in the Adriatic Sea.

I do have a thing for photographing fire hydrants but I have no idea why we need one here in the middle of the national cemetery. This was a 6 second exposure shot on Kodak Portra 160 with my Holga 135PC pinhole camera.

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

Texas bluebonnets in a field with a fire hydrant

Camera: Contax G1 (086569)

Lense: Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2.8/90 T* (7604999)

Film: Ilford hp5 plus 400

Develop: Studio8 Ilford DD-x 1+4 12mins

Scan: Epson V600

Fire hydrant in St. Augustine, Florida, shot with my Pentax 67 on Svema FN64 that expired in 1992. The film was apparently not treated well over the years....

Ferrari 360, Chagrin Falls, Ohio -Gabe

 

Another B&W experiment with a local fire hydrant

I meant to dedicate this shot to Nubian Eagle,

www.flickr.com/photos/nubianeagle/ ,;o],,,

He always takes these fab shots of Hydrants & other things that may go unnoticed& makes them look fab, so this is my very 1st Hydrant try, I'm pleased.

Great things are done when men and mountains meet. This is not done by jostling in the street. ~William Blake~

I use to work in a fire hydrant factory. Parking was very expensive I kept getting hosed.

 

I couldn't find Fire and snow song-

Fire & Rain - Birdy- www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIJu0J9u-1Q

 

week 2 theme monochrome-

7/365: The 2013 Edition www.flickr.com/groups/3652013/

LIKE FIRE NEEDS OXYGEN- Our daily challenge- www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576324...

 

I went out took this shot loaded it, said I took it yesterday. Changed the date...AGAIN...went back out took it AGAIN loaded it AGAIN & now it says Jan. 8...ugh... I did not take this tomorrow....

My entire 365 maybe misdated...

 

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