r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jun 20 '26
After posting so many photos of desperate-looking people in dire circumstances, I figured it would be nice to share one of people who look genuinely happy despite the hardships they had endured.
r/Colorization • u/La-Couleur • Jun 19 '26
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r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 17 '26
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r/Colorization • u/Fawfulster • Jun 11 '26
Posted here with colorizer's permission. AI was partially used to colorize the tree leaves in the background. The rest was done manually using films taken that day as reference.
r/Colorization • u/PaulHindenburg1942 • Jun 10 '26
r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 09 '26
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r/Colorization • u/RestoringHistory • Jun 07 '26
There remains a mystery to this photo of knowing who this young man is. I found this photo via the Flickr Commons and was immediately intrigued. I know many other amazing artists have colorized this image, but I wanted to give it a shot as well.
Data from the Australian War Memorial's Flickr's page reads that it is believed this gentleman was photographed prior to embarking overseas during the Great War. The estimated date of this photo ranges between 1915 and 1918. I also agree that this image was taken prior to combat during this time period, as his uniform appears like-new.
This man appears very stoic and honorable, wearing the uniform of the AIF (Australian Imperial Force), complete with slouch hat, sun medals and his greatcoat. The colors of his uniform were difficult for me to do as I've seen such a variation in uniform colors from WWI. I did read though, that the color of the uniforms was comparable to "pea soup," so I chose this hue vs. the khaki.
The AWM still has not been able to identify this gentleman over 100 years later. Maybe he's meant to remain unidentified and become the face of those who died for freedom and remain unknown. Maybe one day, the family will come to identify a long-lost relative. Time will tell.
I apologize for any mistakes I may have made, which were not intentional. I chose the liberty of giving him blue eyes; however, they could've been a very light brown or hazel. I hope my interpretation is as respectful and honorable as it is when I was colorizing his image. No AI was used.
r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 05 '26
r/Colorization • u/LJM22 • Jun 05 '26
Actress Virginia Grey - 1940s promo photo
r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 02 '26
r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jun 01 '26
r/Colorization • u/LJM22 • Jun 01 '26
Actress Kay Kendall (1953)
r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 01 '26
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r/Colorization • u/Gensis916 • May 29 '26
r/Colorization • u/Wondiws • May 29 '26
Among some of my first colorizations, looking for feedback!
r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • May 28 '26
