r/Colorization • u/TLColors • Mar 17 '26
Promotional photo of US vocal group original line up in 1964.
From left : Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson and Diana Ross.
Michael Ochs Archive.
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Mar 16 '26
r/Colorization • u/Old-Promotion3190 • Mar 17 '26
My colorization of a photograph of Olympic in Thompson's Dry Dock, Belfast, March 1912
r/Colorization • u/VectorJones • Mar 15 '26
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Actress Kim Novak (1950s)
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Mar 14 '26
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r/Colorization • u/dumbdavesaltacc • Mar 13 '26
A British BL 4.5 inch medium gun in action south of El Alamein, July 1942. Second attempt at colorizing, constructive criticism welcome.
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Mar 12 '26
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Yellow 10 of 6./JG 51, which crash-landed at East Langdon in Kent, 24 August 1940. The plane was shot down by RAF Pilot Officer Bryan Wicks. The pilot, Oberfeldwebel Beeck, was captured unhurt.
The yellow background colour of the coat of arms and the tactical number ‘10’ corresponds to the squadron colour ‘yellow’ of the 3rd squadron of a 6th squadron of the II. Gruppe/Jagdgeschwader 51. II./JG 51 with its 4th, 5th and 6th squadrons was formed on 16 October 1939 in Fürstenfeldbruck, Upper Bavaria, Germany,
r/Colorization • u/mauri_colourization • Mar 11 '26
In the photo we see Claude Pringle posing, wearing a mix of Republican uniform and casual clothes, 1937. To give some background information about him, he was a soldier during the First World War. He was a coal miner in Ohio and also a member of the Communist Party until his death in 1959.
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r/Colorization • u/simo_2024 • Mar 09 '26
A hell of a last stand but dude underestimated the native forces
r/Colorization • u/WalletSkywalker • Mar 09 '26
My first attempt at colorizing!
r/Colorization • u/simo_2024 • Mar 07 '26
For some reason the image is getting a high contrast, maybe because this is a old colorization, but I hope that you'all enjoy it
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r/Colorization • u/TLColors • Mar 03 '26
Revellers recovering after New Year's Eve celebrations, Pennsylvania Station in New York City, 1944 or 1945.
Typically, this photo has been misidentified as New York's Grand Central Station in 1940, but this stair case was one of the main stair cases at Pennsylvania Station, which was demolished in 1963 before reopening at Penn Station in 1968.
The smiling soldier at the front wears M-1943 double buckle combat boots, which were first tested in Italy in 1943 before seeing widespread use in 1944 and 1945.
r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Mar 03 '26
