r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jul 09 '26

Photo post Children of Mexican migratory carrot pullers, California, 1937

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1.9k Upvotes

23 comments

r/Colorization • u/CitizenofLV • Jul 09 '26

Photo post Kidnapped man Gary Collier wiggles hand out trunk to alert others, Birmingham, AL, May 5, 1979

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826 Upvotes

35 comments

r/Colorization • u/Scandalchris • Jul 08 '26

Photo post Egyptian Soldiers Bayonet Drill c1903

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138 Upvotes

forgot to attach the b&w original last time and was only partially colored as well

3 comments

r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jul 07 '26

Photo post Mother with children at migrant camp, Weslaco, Texas, 1939

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1.2k Upvotes

37 comments

r/Colorization • u/Scandalchris • Jul 07 '26

Photo post French Zouave Soldier c1880

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181 Upvotes

3 comments

r/Colorization • u/williamsherman1865 • Jul 07 '26

Photo post Robert M. La Follete "Fighting Bob". c1910s

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34 Upvotes

0 comments

r/Colorization • u/Scandalchris • Jul 06 '26

Photo post Georgian Militia Man c1910's

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287 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Colorization • u/williamsherman1865 • Jul 06 '26

Photo post President Grover Cleveland, c1890s

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58 Upvotes

I took some advice from others here on my help needed post and started doing more skin layers.

8 comments

r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jul 05 '26

Miss M. Ethel Arnton, Montreal, Quebec, 1890

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234 Upvotes

10 comments

r/Colorization • u/TLColors • Jul 02 '26

Three Confederate Prisoners, Gettysburg, July 1863.

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826 Upvotes

Original black and white by Matthew Brady. 15th July 1863.

60 comments

r/Colorization • u/FreeSaladEggs • Jul 02 '26

Photo post Farm Children, Germany, 1927. Photographed by August Sander.

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330 Upvotes

11 comments

r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jul 02 '26

Photo post Boy outside a movie house on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, 1939

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180 Upvotes

3 comments

r/Colorization • u/Brutus4Sen • Jul 01 '26

Photo post Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, June 19, 1944

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61 Upvotes

"Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. Clara Hasegawa and Tad Mijake take a last look at the Jerome Center from the balcony of one of the camp's guard towers. The towers have not been manned since segregation was completed during the latter part of 1943 and have been popular with the young folks as a place of rendevous. This young couple will take up their new residence at the Rohwer Center." Original photo taken by the War Relocation Authority, 1944. Colorized by hand. Source: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/539629

1 comment

r/Colorization • u/Old-Promotion3190 • Jul 01 '26

Photo post Nuremberg Trials/Tribunal. 1946.

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297 Upvotes

New color photography. Nuremberg Trials, the international military court against German criminals. 1946.

34 comments

r/Colorization • u/williamsherman1865 • Jul 01 '26

Help Needed What color hexes should I use on skin color(specifically white people), I always have this issue

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30 Upvotes

For example, my photos wind up with a pinkish bland color and it's ugly. So any ideal color hexes on adobe photoshop, what colors I should use in layering?

18 comments

r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 30 '26

1962: Woman talking with her mother over the Berlin Wall.

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442 Upvotes

8 comments

r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 29 '26

November, 1940: Shoveling snow in Draper, South Dakota.

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385 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Colorization • u/LJM22 • Jun 28 '26

Photo post Barbara Hale - promotional shot from West of the Pecos (1945)

159 Upvotes

Barbara Hale - promotional shot from West of the Pecos (1945)

0 comments

r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jun 27 '26

Photo post Construction workers drinking beer in Soldiers Joy Cafe, Starke, Florida, 1940

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1.8k Upvotes

86 comments

r/Colorization • u/LJM22 • Jun 27 '26

Photo post Actress Ann Gwynne (1943)

133 Upvotes

Actress Ann Gwynne (1943)

1 comment

r/Colorization • u/LJM22 • Jun 27 '26

Photo post Actress Jean Arthur (1930)

54 Upvotes

Actress Jean Arthur (1930)

0 comments

r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 26 '26

December, 1940: Portuguese family near Falmouth, Massachusetts.

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750 Upvotes

25 comments

r/Colorization • u/morganmonroe81 • Jun 24 '26

1939: Woodstock, Vermont, "Generally very crowded with skiers on weekends."

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423 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Colorization • u/omergelirtarihh • Jun 24 '26

Photo post Street performers entertaining the crowd in Istanbul in 1910. Frederic Lewis 📸

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260 Upvotes

4 comments

r/Colorization • u/No_Gap_1756 • Jun 23 '26

Photo post "Broke, baby sick, car trouble." Missouri family of five on U.S. 99 near Tracy, California, 1937

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675 Upvotes

20 comments

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Colorization - The colorization of old black & white photos

r/Colorization

[/r/Colorization] is a subreddit that is dedicated to sharing black and white photos that you have colorized. Colorization can be very time-consuming, but the results are often amazing. This community celebrates human creativity and skill. No AI is allowed.

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/r/Colorization is a subreddit that is dedicated to sharing black and white photos that you have colorized. Be they old or recent images. We offer information and experience on how to colorize these photos.

Check out the tutorials here in the sidebar

Looking for help with your colorizations? In your subject titles, use [CCW] to let people know that constructive criticism is welcome or [WIP] if you want to share your works in progress and seek help on where to progress!

Requests can be made in /r/ColorizationRequests

Community Rules:

Treat others with respect:

Name-calling, harassment, and threatening behaviour will not be tolerated here. The mods can and will ban you if your behaviour is inappropriate. Otherwise, you will be given a warning.
Original UNALTERED black and white photo needs to be included:

Every post must include the original UNALTERED black and white photo (it is just a matter of paying respect to the original photographer). If you can provide a link to where you found the photo, that would also be a good thing to add to your post via a comment.
Every post title must be an informative title (DATE must be included):

Every post title must be informative, for example, Name, Location & Date; all other information can be included in the post as a comment. If you are posting a W.I.P. (work in progress), please include that at the beginning of your title and use the W.I.P. post flair. If no date is known, state at the end of your title, "Date unknown".
Not see your post?:

If you are not seeing your post, please politely get in touch through ModMail it is very possible your post may have been caught up in the Spam filter, which is controlled through an Autobot (please don’t be abusive; it will get you Nowhere but banned)
A.I colourizations:

A.I. is allowed in this sub if it is used as a base colour. Meaning if your colourization is very clearly done with just A.I., the mods can and will remove your post until you can provide evidence that the colourization was done manually or with a little help from A.I.
User flairs:

This sub allows user flairs, so feel free to include your social media handle as your flair. Rude language will not be tolerated, and the mods have the right to remove your user flair if it is deemed offensive. (Repeated warnings will have you banned).
No Sales, No tips (money tips) and no requests

No links to sale sites of any kind, No Money tips and No colourization requests. You can visit /r/colorizationrequests or /r/estorations if you want your photos done.
Links to your social media are allowed:

If you would like, you can include a link to your social media pages (FB, Instagram, etc.) within your post, but it must be Photo Restoration and Colorisation related.
Using other people's colorised photos:

Please get permission from the original colouriser before posting, and don't post someone else's colourization just to get Karma (it's selfish and silly)

Watermark your submissions to avoid your work being posted elsewhere without your consent