A Russian officer at the Polish-Russian demarcation line, 1939, stereoscopic gif.5yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
I colorized one image of a stereo image pair of physicist Faraday (1852) and used Ebsynth to colorize the other image.4yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/MediaSynthesis
The Fokker D.XXIII was a Dutch single-seat fighter with push-pull configuration, designed and built by Fokker. Only one aircraft was flown before the country was invaded by the Germans in May 1940.5yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Silias Coster (21 on the photo), born in Holland but emigrated to the US when he was a child. 15 years later he would fight as a volunteer for the Union at the battles of Bull Run, Antienam and Chancellorsville before dying at the Battle of Gettysburg after an amputation at the age of 22.6yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Finnish fokker D.21 with ski's instead of wheels, gets prepared for takeoff. Photo taken somewhere in the 30's/40's7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Cutty Sark, clipper that transported tea from China to England (1869)7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Eduard Douwes Dekker, better known by his pen name Multatuli, was a Dutch writer best known for his satirical novel Max Havelaar (1860), which denounced the abuses of colonialism in the Dutch East Indies (today's Indonesia). Photo made by Cesar Mitkiewicz in 1864.5yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Anton Adriaan Mussert was one of the founders and leaders of the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (NSB). During the war, he was able to keep this position, due to the support he received from the Germans. After the war, he was convicted and executed for high treason. -wikipedia-6yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Dutch soldiers heading for the beach at Pasir Putih during the first Police action in Indonesia, 1947 (which were a part of the Indonesian Colonial war that began in 1945 continued until 1949 when the Netherlands accepted the independance). Also note the Catalina in the background.6yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen, Germany; 27 March 1845 – 10 February 1923) was a German mechanical engineer and physicist, who, on 8 November 1895, produced and detected electromagnetic radiation in a wavelength range known as X-rays or Rontgen rays, for which he won a Nobel prize.6yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Aerial view of Fort Vaux in ruins, 1916. Source: Verdun Memorial Museum collection.6yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Thylacine asleep, also known as Tasmanian tiger which is extinct since 1936.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
French pilot lands in tree after a failed attack on Germen submarine pents near Brussels.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/WW1Planes
Did a colorization of some USA soldiers playing a guitar in Vietnam. Im a beginner in colorization so feedback is very welcome.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
Liberation of The Hague at 8 May 1945. -Photo made by Wim Berssenbrugge5yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/CrossView
Abraham Kuyper (1905), was a Dutch journalist, statesman and Neo-Calvinist theologian.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
A picture of Irish Guard at the Battle of Pilckem Ridge(31 July – 2 August 1917), wearing breastplate armour for protection against stray bullets.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
A British Airco DH.4 in France 1918 in ww1. Don't know if I colored the decals right since it was difficult to see if it was American/British, or something else.7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
The D3802 was a single prototype Swiss fighter which had been tested in WW2 and had a top speed of 635kmph7yr ⋅ Scaryflyingwombat ⋅ r/Colorization
