Colorized history

[curtains]

twentytwowords.com/2013/11/06/realistically-colorized-historical-photos-make-the-past-seem-incredibly-real-36-pictures/

These are so amazing.  I can't believe how much more "human" it makes so many people I thought of only in history books.

[bania]

Incredible.

[curtains]

Nov 7, 2013 10:17:22 GMT -5 Loco Coco said:

Wow! Those are seriously awesome. The self immolation and Abe Lincoln were my favorite/most moving. Thanks for sharing!

Abe and Roosevelt were my favorites.    Audrey was so hot too!

[mrsgoontz]

Wow, what a difference! Very cool, thanks for sharing.

[sugarbear]

These are amazing. I'm going to use the one with the billboard-- "The World's Highest Standard of Living" in my history class.

Thanks for posting these!

[keyslover]

I love those.

[textbookcase]

Those are amazing, thanks!

[chickadee77]

Too cool! Thanks!

[Deleted]

Incredible--the one of the boy in London with his stuffed animal breaks my heart a bit. And I love seeing Roosevelt holding the baby Thanks for sharing!

[doctordonna]

I feel like a nerd here, but I'm vaguely annoyed they got Liz Taylor's eye color wrong. They look almost green in that picture and her eyes were violet.

[dirtyred]

It does make them seem more real, more "alive."

And call me bitchy, but if you look at Audrey Hepburn's thigh, you can see a little bit of cellulite dimpling.  More evidence that it's perfectly normal and even skinny women like Audrey have it.  I hate that the beauty industry has made it a disease.

[sawyerthedestroyer]

Beautiful.

[ginap]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

[lime]

Amazing. Thanks for posting this.

[AmeliaBedelia]

Those are amazing.

[bonquiqui]

This is amazing.  It is crazy how real they seem 

[silva]

loved this. thanks!