A Brazilian artist has colorized dozens of black and white photos to bring history to life. She's taken black and white photos of some of the most important people and events from history and ...

You just see more in color. Therefore, it makes sense that you'd want to see historical photos in color. Fortunately, despite many coming in black and white, modern tech allows us to give them color.

Needless to say, old photographs have a certain charm about them that only decades of time can bestow. That said, sometimes it’s just as charming to add a bit of color to classic historical ...

Heartwarming memories aren't the only things being restored in these 1900s photographs, as thousands of historical moments captured in black and white are now given full color, offering a new ...

Historic Jerusalem photos from 1924–1951 colorized to bring the city’s past vividly to life for Jerusalem Day.

Lagerweij’s interest in coloring historical photos began back in ... (Colourised Piece of Jake) How does adding color to these old photos change them? What’s the effect of that, from an ...

Back in September we showed you this jaw-dropping colorized photo of 29 famous scientists. Now, thanks to the work of 18-year-old artist Mars Madsen, we have some more, including the reworking of ...

Black and white photographs often feel more genuine than color images — more truthful, somehow — especially those depicting historical events. Much of that perceived authenticity derives from ...

Guntzeman tediously colorized hundreds of photos covering every aspect of the war. Why did you choose to colorize Civil War photos as opposed to photos from another era? The idea for this book ...