20 Historic Black and White Photos Colorized

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Sal

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Break my heart:
Original Photograph by Toni Frissell
Colorized by HansLucifer | valdigtmycketfarg.wordpress.com​

“I was told he had come back from playing and found his house a shambles—his mother, father and brother dead under the rubble…he was looking up at the sky, his face an expression of both confusion and defiance. The defiance made him look like a young Winston Churchill. This photograph was used by IBM to publicize a show in London. The boy grew up to become a truck driver after the war, and walking past the IBM offices, he recognized his picture.” – Toni Frissell
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they are amazing by the way....great find and thanks for sharing
 
spaminator

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I don't think that the negative pics should be colourized. black and white helps to keep the darkness of the situation.
 
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The world's first colour photograph. It was taken in 1855 by British theoretical physicist James Clerk Maxwell and is of a tartan ribbon. This is a genuine colour photo and not a black and white one which has been coloured in.

 
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