Thanks for posting this. I am a science teacher and use the example of the Statue of Liberty to demonstrate weathering. Great pic to add to my PowerPoints!
This is probably dumb question, but bear with me. It's really cool seeing all these moments in history go from black and white to now colorized, I enjoy it a lot. I guess I was just wodering when a photo such as this one is colorized, are the true colors of that moment in history being shown, or are we just adding what we historically think the colors would have been during that period?
Muted-Translator5915 on May 29th, 2021 at 01:32 UTC »
Thanks for posting this. I am a science teacher and use the example of the Statue of Liberty to demonstrate weathering. Great pic to add to my PowerPoints!
saxyspaniard on May 29th, 2021 at 01:50 UTC »
Can the copper be cleaned and look new or is that a permanent discoloration thy would only be removed by taking a layer off?
UnimpairedGiraffe on May 29th, 2021 at 03:01 UTC »
This is probably dumb question, but bear with me. It's really cool seeing all these moments in history go from black and white to now colorized, I enjoy it a lot. I guess I was just wodering when a photo such as this one is colorized, are the true colors of that moment in history being shown, or are we just adding what we historically think the colors would have been during that period?