Bring Color back to Memories

[digitS']

I love this:

https://www.vox.com/videos/2017/5/30/15712820/how-artists-colorize-old-photos

Now, I'll admit to something that I resent: how time fades the color from old photographs. Okay, the color captured by those old cameras wasn't very wonderful. But then, what is there begins to fade. I predate color film, at least, as it was available to the public. I'd like to think that my memory colorizes the pictures taken long ago.

Historical photos would have more meaning if a larger slice of the reality of the moment was captured. Sure, some artistry relied on back and white but that wouldn't have been the intent of every early photographer. Artistry wasn't the intent of digitS', out with a box camera long ago.

Steve

 

[valley ranch]

Ya~ we were watching: It's a wonderful life" the other night~ a color version amazing how it's done``` Same with photos```

 

[journey11]

I saw that recently. So fascinating! The added color makes them all the more haunting.

 

[Nyboy]

There is a big movement in Hollywood against colorizing black and white movies. You will not change the colors in a Rembrant painting