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A Fire Hydrant at the Pheonix zoo.

It looked rather lonely and rusty.

On the lawn.

Minolta Himatic AF2 with 38mm f2.8 lens and Fuji Acros 100 film

I fiddled with the contrast, and it now looks like it popped right out of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer!

Fire hydrant in Reykjavik

I spotted this fire hydrant wearing a shirt and James stopped to take photos of it.

These are a couple of the of the first creatures I made about 3 years ago and just got around to getting the pictures taken.

They are made of sheep wool dyed with cool aid.

Holga 120N, Fuji 200

The roll that I shot with this one I absolutely hated. Mostly crap outside my old apartment in Boulder. Trees, cars, double exposures. Absolutely pointless. This one surprised me, however.

Hydrant bei Diebach Unteröstheim

check the reflection

Fire hydrant on the go between bridge, Brisbane.

我爱中国 / Ich liebe China / I love China

加油中国 /China gebe niemals auf , geh voran /Go go China

took a little walk down my block

Fire hydrant on 27th and Church in San Francisco.

See where this picture was taken. [?]

Waltham, MA

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

Of course I had to take pictures of the hydrants for Terry.

This was taken coming home from the park.

I had brought my camera with me (duh, haha) and just took a random shot over my shoulder. I was quite surprised to find that it wasn't a mess of lines and blurs.

I love how the ground seems to be turning around you.

a retired fire hydrant

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