Posts Tagged ‘colorized’
1875 “The Ripple”, Wiggle Animation
1875 - "The Ripple", Tantalus Creek, Colorado (slightly colorized)
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1906 Beach Fun, Wiggle Animation
1906 - Man and woman in ocean surf? The woman has just been tossed into the air by the man.
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1895 Moonbeams and Ships – Wiggle Animation
1895 - Moonbeams dancing on the bosom of the deep.
Another colorized image.
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1903 Colorized Daisy Portrait – Stereoscopic Animation
1903 - In the daisy field (A dog sits between two girls in pinafores in a field of daisies.)
My second attempt at colorization. This was also what I came up with when searching for Easter images.There were a few cute ones, but they made for difficult animations. I guess this reminds me of being a young girl and dressing up with my sisters to get our pictures taken. Of course we would have included our dog!
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1870s Colorized Portrait, 3D Stereoscopic Animation
1870s - Minnie Conway, head-and-shoulders portrait, wearing hat, facing left. Photographed by J. Gurney & Son, 5th Ave., cor. 16th St., New York.
This is my first attempt at coloring an old photo. I decided to color only her face to make it a stronger focal point. Here is the original:
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