Lincoln, Einstein, Hitchcock, Darwin – 17 photographies noir et blanc célèbres en version colorisée | Ufunk.net

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Lincoln, Einstein, Hitchcock, Darwin – 17 photographies noir et blanc célèbres en version colorisée

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Une jolie série de 17 photographies noir et blanc cultes et célèbres d’évènements et de personnages historiques colorisées ! On y retrouve les portrait de Charles Darwin, Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Alfred Hitchcock, Albert Einstein, Anne Frank et bien d’autres.

Che Guevara

Abraham Lincoln

Anne Frank

Charlie Chaplin

Charles Darwin

Mark Twain

Albert Einstein

Theodore Rosevelt

Alfred Hitchcock

Winston Churchhill

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Franbrgss

Okay, so we know the world is not black & white. Hoorah for color even if it does bring out the truth in good and evil.
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I dunno… I think mostly the B/W versions are more powerful than the colored ones. Maybe because most of these pictures are so iconic in their own right, and I’m so used to seeing them in B/W only, but I still feel that B/W photography done well is lightyears beyond colored photography, simply because I see the art of the B/W photography as a more difficult art to master.
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I don’t know. I have to admit that adding color to the flames in the picture of Quang Duc adds a terrifyingly dramatic effect to it.
Brittany

stunning. the colors make many of the evens/people seem more real. i feel as if i’m there or seeing them as more recent history.
Brittany

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Nawel Bh

Who is the artist ?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=725543271 Steve Cook

There are a few that are quite captivating, but to be brutally honest, it doesn’t take much skill in Photoshop to do this. I’ve done it several times, and it’s fun, but especially in the late 19th-early 20th century photos, it’s very subjective in terms of which colors were chosen. Also, the Karsch photos of Einstein and Churchill were lit for black and white, as well as the processing highlighting the contrast for black and white. Color does nothing for them.