Show us yer film shots then!

snerkler said:
Is that the Park Hill flats? If so when was the Gaia built there and how long is it staying for?
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Yes, Park Hill.

It was part of a design for the Chelsea Flower Show originally, but is now permanently located at Park Hill.

BBC News - Awarding-winning RHS garden unveiled at Park Hill, Sheffield - BBC News
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Awarding-winning RHS garden unveiled at Park Hill, Sheffield

The award-winning RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden was relocated to Grade II listed Park Hill Flats.
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FishyFish said:
Fingers crossed it will remain unmarked. Park Hill isn't like it used to be.
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No, far from it, but we've seen sculptures like this defaced and broken in Chesterfield town centre, and that's not historically been a bad area.
 
auntiemaryscanary said:
Mamiya Press 100mm, 6x9, Lucky C200, dev, home V550 scan

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Bennerley Viaduct 1


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Bennerley Viaduct 2
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The colours are looking a bit off there Myles, with a blue / purple cast. What did you use for the inversion?

Bennerley viaduct is a location I've thought about shooting too. I would sometimes pass it on the train and it looked particularly photogenic on misty mornings.
 
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FishyFish said:
The colours are looking a bit off there Myles, with a blue / purple cast. What did you use for the inversion?

Bennerley viaduct is a location I've thought about shooting too. I would sometimes pass it on the train and it looked particularly photogenic on misty mornings.
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Yes I agree. I just used Vuescan, no adjustments on my V550. I'm not great at scanning. I may try it again using the Epson software. It didn't look to bad on my computer screen but it does on my phone!

I scanned the 35mm Lucky C200 without issue (plus the 35mm lab colour prints are broadly similar). Whilst this film certainly has a different look to other C41 films it's one I'm liking especially at it's low price point.

It is a great place to visit. The local volunteer group https://www.bennerleyviaduct.org.uk/ has done a vast amount of work over the last few years and opened a visitor centre the day after my July visit. Unfortunately access off the bridge is now limited as a footbridge across the river has been condemned. Let me know if you do visit, it would be good to join you.
 
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