A powerful and high-resolution 6x7 medium format film photograph from Auburn, California, captured on Kodak Gold 200 for the Structure collection. The image presents a dramatic low-angle view of the Claude Chana monument, a monumental sculpture celebrating the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada foothills. The warm, golden tones of the film highlight the weathered texture of the bronze and the detailed inscription on the plaque, emphasizing the human impact and historical engineering of the Northern California Gold Country. This professional analog study documents a landmark of regional heritage, utilizing the wide dynamic range of Kodak Gold to capture the intersection of public art and the rugged history of Placer County within the Matt Haupt collection.