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Fire Hydrant, San Francisco.

 

Justin

www.justingreen19.co.uk

 

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

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.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

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 on the Bypass Rd., South Boston Waterfront at sunset.

Another B&W experiment with a local fire hydrant

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....

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~

Flickr Explore #118 for 29 November 2008

 

Taken on a photowalk around Seattle's Capitol Hill, organized remotely from Italy by Flickr user (and former Seattle resident) Photocoyote.

 

Look closely and you'll see "Photocoyote is Alive in the Superunknown" written on it.

 

There were about 10 or 12 of us on the walk. Amazing that Flickr enabled this to happen so easily! To see other photos taken on the walk, look for the tag superunknownwalk.

in Klausdorf/Schwentine

Yellow fire hydrant covered in snow

~ Feel free to follow Lars & Leopolds Blog - New review about a new Nikkor 58mm Æ’1,4 and old Nikkor NOCT 58mm Æ’ 1,2 ~

 

Shot with my Nikon Df with a 50mm Æ’1,8, post processed in Lightroom using the new, awesome VSCO Film Pack 05.

An old hydrant at an abandoned WWII POW camp in Ontario, Canada.

 

Camp 30

Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada

May 5th 2024

Tiny purple fire hydrant with matching purple wildflowers.

first roll of AristaPan 100, run through my Miranda S.

Canon PowerShot G2, 7-21 mm, 1/80 sec at f/4.0, 12.5mm

Don't know how often I've passed this hydrant in the last decades without seeing it - dunno either why it caught my eye yesterday.

Puspas was an iron foundry in Gelsenkirchen.

New York

 

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What the well-dressed fire hydrants of Sacramento are wearing these days!

Hydrants and sidewalk.

 

SA-9 with 35/1.4 Fujicolor Professional PRO400

Hydrant in Las Cruces

Ricoh 500G

Lomography 400

Argentix/Unicolor

Pakon F135

Old Gurnee Hydrant - 4 image stitch - Canon EOS R6, adapted Wollensak 5" f3.5 Anastigmat Projector Lens, Fotodiox RhinoCam Vertex Stitch adapter.

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