Scott Sherwood has amassed a huge collection of images from around the world executed by different photographers over 50 years. Here’s a clever craft that he made from selections of his 35mm film archive.
Mr. Sherwood carefully arranged the 1,152 slides by dominant color. They flow from pink to red to orange to yellow to green to blue to purple. He placed them inside slide mounts, which are connected to each other with 7,000 metal rings and held on to a curtain rod with 36 large rings. The 5’7” by 6’ curtain took 4 months of work to complete.
-via Recyclart
Now he should arrange them as a photographic mosaic.
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It's a nice idea, but I wouldn't want the color to degrade after leaving the slides out in the sunlight for so long.
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