In Mexico City, Mexico, an overhead view captures multiple strips of photographic film negatives illuminated on a light table

In Mexico City, Mexico, an overhead view captures multiple strips of photographic film negatives illuminated on a light table. The scene prominently features a transparent plastic archival sleeve, labeled "PrintFile Archival Preservers" and "Pelicula de color revisado con procedo B&N" (Color film reviewed with B&W process), containing six strips of 35mm purplish-blue negatives. Each strip holds six frames, totaling 36 distinct images. Above this sleeve, two additional brown-tinted film strips (likely color negatives) are partially visible. A light-skinned human hand, with an index finger and thumb, is positioned on the left side, holding down the archival sleeve. The individual frames on the negatives display diverse subjects, including architectural structures, outdoor landscapes, close-ups of human faces, full-body figures, and various objects, suggesting a range of photographic compositions. The background consists of the bright white light table surface, with a dark gray-blue edge visible at the bottom of the frame.