A small handful of colourized images taken of 麻豆传媒映画soldiers from the First and Second world wars now offer a revitalized glimpse at the past.
While an early form of colour photography was employed , it wasn’t a widespread technique by any means. Essentially, a combination of cost and complexity kept colour images exceedingly rare How most people saw photos from the war was in newspapers, which only started The combination of these factors made it so the most recognizable photos from the first and second wars are largely seen as black and white.
For a younger generation, those faded black and white photos can be less relatable, making them seem further back in history. However, thanks to the colourizing talents of Mark Truelove at , a small handful of 麻豆传媒映画images from that era have been brought to life.
The images Truelove colourized were taken from the City of 麻豆传媒映画Archives. They include soldiers from the First World War waiting at a train station, writing letters to home and V.E. Day celebrations in 1945.
