A rusty red fire hydrant sits on newly poured concrete amidst tan gravel.
A sunny daytime looking down at a dull rusty red colored fire hydrant. The fire hydrant doesn't look particularly new. It is coming out of what looks like a newly poured square slab of concrete. The fire hydrant is a traditional style. Three arms are visible on the hydrant. The largest arm cap and front are facing the lower left center edge of the frame. That is the perspective angle of the slab. The right arm is pointing toward the lower center of the right edge. It is connected to the front large arm with a painted chain of the same rusty red color. They attach at the arm cap bolts. Below the painted cuff at the base of the hydrant is a round black gasket. The top hat and cap point towards the top edge, just left of center. The sun is casting a strong contrasting shadow of the hydrant that points toward the top right corner. The background surrounding the slab and hydrant is tan gravel. The gravel pieces that run across the top of the frame are indistinguishable in the distance.