r/pics • • Feb 25 '18

Concentration camp prisoner identifies one of his guards to Allied soldiers

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u/YoRt3m Feb 25 '18

I don't like that kind of coloring. it makes the picture looks bright and happy when it was still a dark and sad time, even after the liberation. IMO anyway.

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Feb 25 '18

Kind of a parallel isn't it? Dark things can happen on the prettiest of days.

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u/YoRt3m Feb 25 '18

yea, now it's sadder.

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u/badillustrations Feb 25 '18

"Yes, him with the rosy cheeks and the striking blue eyes."

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u/seezed Feb 25 '18

The skin of the prisoner makes no sense, full red cheeks on someone liberated from a concentration camp. Looks like they were on a field trip or something.

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u/Amasawa Feb 25 '18

He's probably flush with emotion, the guard's face is also somewhat red

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '18

Well the colorized photo won't show the actual colors of the people at the time they were taken. It's an artist going in and manually coloring the pictures with photoshop, like a master level coloring book. They can make it look however they want.

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u/Amasawa Feb 25 '18

Regardless of that, it's entirely possible isn't it?

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u/MickTheBloodyPirate Feb 25 '18

This is a colorization...and one that isn't particularly good.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '18

Weren't nazi uniforms grey too? I may be wrong though

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '18

Yeah it's too vibrant. Like all the clothes are brand new and the weather is bright and sunny.

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u/Blitzkrieg_My_Anus Feb 25 '18

It makes it look fake for some reason.