20 Historical Colored pictures
The history of photography is only about 200 years old and the period in which it was possible to take color images, it is much shorter. However, the color makes us perceive the image we see as more realistic. Fortunately, there are communities of photo enthusiasts who color images in black and white, what makes us emotionally closer to our roots.
It is often difficult to realize how close we are, historical events such as the wedding day of our grandparents or the Second World War. Fortunately, today's digital possibilities glimpses, albeit in a somewhat speculative, our past, believe it or not that was in color. The coloring process is not easy and depends largely coloreador involvement. Lots of colors can be recognized by the subtleties of gray tones, photos in black and white. Another way is to investigate past fashions, the coloration of the places that still exist today and a fairly common sense, for example, makes us understand that the hair color of a person in a historic black and white photo is probably a natural color.
However, keep in mind that an equally important part of the coloring process, is the conjecture about the ancient fashions. Even with access to all information, in theory, you can never be 100% sure of the true colors and nuances that might have been captured in a picture given. However, Coloring a historic photograph, which would otherwise only seen in black and white, is podtía considered as part of a world that has never been seen.
1. Women Dealing Ice, 1918
Original photo: War Department / National Archives
Colored by Dana Keller
2. Times Square, 1947
Original Photo: William Gottlieb
Colored by Jordan J. Lloyd
Original Photo: Alexander Gardner
Colored by Zuzzah
4. Marilyn Monroe, 1957
Original Photo: Richard Avedon
Colored by Zuzzah
5. Selling the evening edition of the newspaper, with news of the sinking of the Titanic the night before. (April 16, 1912)
Original Photo: Hulton-Deutsch Collection
Colored by Dana Keller
6. Easter Eggs for Hitler, 1944-1945
Original photo: U.S. Army / National Archives
Colored by Zuzzah
7 Sergeant George Camblair practicing with a gas mask in a smoke . Fort Belvoir, Virginia, 1942
Original Photo: Jack Delano
Colored by Ryan Urban
8. Helen Keller and Charlie Chaplin in 1919
Original Photo: Roy Export Company / di Bologna Cinematheque
Colored by Zuzahin
9. Painting Posters propaganda of World War II, Port Washington, New York. 8 July 1942
Original Photo: Marty Zimmerman
Colored by Patty Allison
10. The Golden Gate Bridge Construction, 1935
Original photo: source unknown
Colored by Dana Keller
11. Rehearsing Louis Armstrong in his dressing room, 1946
Original Photo: William Gottlieb
Colored by Dana Keller
12. Broadway from the United States Hotel Saratoga Springs, NY from 1900 to 1915
Original Photo: Detroit Publishing Co.
Colored by Sanna Dullaway
13. "The Tall Cowboy" Ralph E. Madsen to Senator Morris Sheppard, 1919
Original Photo: Harris & Ewing
Colored by Photo Retrofit
14. The National American Ballet Dancers, August 20, 1924
Original Photo: National American Ballet
Colored by Photo Retrofit
15. Theoretical physicist Albert Einstein, 1921
Original Photo: Ferdinand Schmutzer
Colored by Klassixx
16. Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank and sole survivor of the Frank family, visiting the attic where they hid during the war, May 3, 1960
Original Photo: Arnold Newman
Colored by Laiz Kuczynski
17 Young girl with umbrella -. Louisiana, 1937
Original Photo: Dorothea Lange
Colored by Manuel De Leonardo
18. Berths crammed into the concentration camp of Buchenwald, April 16, 1945
Original Photo: Soldier H. Miller
Colored by Manuel De Leonardo
19. Peatwy Tuck of Meskwahki, 1898
Original Photo: Frank A. Rheinhart
Colored by Photocopshop
20. Children after purchasing poinsettias in Union Square, New York, April 1908
Original photo: Bain News Service.
Colored by Dana Keller
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