Really amazing, how do they do that? You know Anne Frank and Hiroshima gave me goosebumps. But my favourite is the first one, even if I don't know who they are.
I love these. Although I'm a huge fan of black and white, I like seeing the colorization. Sometimes it adds just enough to an image. Thanks for sharing these.
I really like the shot with fire in color. It adds such intensity! I also like the one of Hitchcock in color.
The top photo I prefer in B&W as I've seen it so many times before in representation of the Great Depression in the US (or maybe it was the Dust Bowl?). Somehow I think the atomic bomb shot is more powerful in B&W, too.
Really amazing, how do they do that? You know Anne Frank and Hiroshima gave me goosebumps.
ReplyDeleteBut my favourite is the first one, even if I don't know who they are.
I love these. Although I'm a huge fan of black and white, I like seeing the colorization. Sometimes it adds just enough to an image. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteI really like the shot with fire in color. It adds such intensity! I also like the one of Hitchcock in color.
ReplyDeleteThe top photo I prefer in B&W as I've seen it so many times before in representation of the Great Depression in the US (or maybe it was the Dust Bowl?). Somehow I think the atomic bomb shot is more powerful in B&W, too.
Still wavering on Anne Frank and Einstein.
Thanks for sharing these!
Those were amazing. I especially liked the one with the fire.
ReplyDeleteThe color really brings out the form dimension better, n adds to the light effects- Just softens Al right up in that sweater color!
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