I'll second that, Eric.....I made a small contribution myself, back here... http://www.ww2f.com/wwii-today/19758-pics-alsace-1944-2007-a.html ( Alsace is a favourite area of mine ! )
Now with Street View, I wonder how many more we can come up with? Now, if we could just find a good photo archive....
Jeff, the colorization adds to the photos, especially the ones where the colors are somewhat muted. Thanks.
Skipper and L; Thanks! The war was not fought in B&W and I do think that colorization MUST happen-if only to "set the record straight." JeffinMNUSA PS. I have been fiddling with this hobby for a long time now and have developed my own techniques.
You, of course, are right. The war was certainly fought in color, a fact we frequently forget since most of the photos are black-and-white. That last picture is excellent.
Nice job on the colorization, Jeff. The last one in your first post almost looks like a photo of re-enactors, and I mean that as a compliment.
I agree with TD, picture #4 in post 51 jumped out when I saw it. The Soldier closest to the camera looks like he is all of 15 or 16 years old. I don't think you would be able to see that without the colorizing.
Had to jump on here and publicly throw a big thank you to Jeff. Notice the colorized version on my avatar !