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Colorized
photos are breathtaking. Prior to 1970s, color photography was rare. And most of history before
that is remembered in black and white, which has made that world seem
distant. Beginning in the 1960s, Kodak’s Kodachrome and other
film brands began to establish a presence in the market, but they were
still much more expensive than standard B/W film. By the 1970s, prices decreased enough to make color photography accessible for
everyone. Finally, by the 1980s, B/W film was no longer the dominant medium
for daily snapshots. Color became the norm.
However, new technology and artistic skill has brought color to that gloomy world of the past.
Here is a selection of the oldest living movie- and TV-stars that few realize are still alive. There are more actors and actresses than can be included in future editions.
People featured 01. Abraham Lincoln, 1860, 16th United States President (Colored by Dana Keller)
02. Jewish women and children arriving at the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp in occupied Poland, May 27, 1944 (Colored by Dana Keller)
03. Charlie Chaplin, ca.1920, English actor, comedian and filmmaker (Colored by Dana Keller)
04. Jazz legend Louis Armstrong, 1946, Aquarium, New York (Colored by Dana Keller)
05. Sophia Loren and Jayne Mansfield, 13th April 1957, USA, American actress Jayne Mansfield and Sophia Loren seen together at a party in Hollywood held in honour of Sophia who was making her first American film (Colored by Malakon)
06. Group before the photographic tent at Camp Winfield Scott. From photographs of the Peninsular Campaign, May-August 1862. (Colored by Shorpy)
07. Portrait of a woman, believed to be Florence (Evelyn) Nesbit (1884-1967), photographed by Sarony, 1902. (Colored by Shorpy)
08. Actress Marilyn Monroe, Hollywood, 1953. (Colored by Shorpy)
09. Young boy in Baltimore slum area, July 1938. (Colored by Shorpy)
10. A model floating in the water at Weeki Wachee Spring, Florida, 1947. Photo by Tony Frissell. (Colored by Shorpy)
11. Winston Churchill, 1941. Photo by Yousuf Karsh (Colored by Zuzahin, Colorized History)
12. Three japanese archers, ca.1860. (Colored by Jordan J. Lloyd)
13. Unemployed lumber worker, ca.1939 (Colored by Zuzahin)
14. Legendary comedy duo, Laurel and Hardy in 1939 (Colored by Edvos on Reddit)
15. Summer of 1939, Albert Einstein and David Rothman. Nassau Point, in Peconic, NY on eastern Long Island.(Colored by Edvos on Reddit)
16. Actor Clint Eastwood, 1962 (Colored by Edvos on Reddit)
17. Albert Einstein, 1921 (Colored by Dana Keller)
18. The burning monk, Saigon, June 1963. (Colored by Marina Amaral)
19. Elvis Presley, Priscilla Presely and Lisa Marie, 1968. (Colored by Marina Amaral)
20. Al Capone, Chicago, 1931. (Colored by Marina Amaral)
21. Cree Indian, 1903. (Colored by Marina Amaral)
22. Martin Luther King, 28 August 1963 (Colored by Marina Amaral)
23. Queen Elizabeth II, 1940. (Colored by Marina Amaral)
24. Rita Hayworth, 1941. (Colored by Malakon)
25. Elizabeth Taylor, 1956. (Colored by Malakon).
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