Fallen Fire Hydrant
Friday, March 18th, 2005
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| It’s interesting seeing how it works. The iron rod leads from the top, down to the valve sheltered from freezing below the ground. Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street. |
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to whomsoever took the picture of the broken fire hydrant, hello,
i am a photography student in my final year at the arts institute in bournemouth, england. i am writing to request for your permission to use and perhaps publish said photograph. i would really appreciate this, please respond to above email, if that fails try:
oliver@shrugmagazine.com
regards, oli