Historical photos already have a strong impact when viewed, but when color is added to them it makes them seem all the more real and recent. It also brings about detail that you wouldn't necessarily see in black and white. It's really intriguing to see the expressions, the pain, the sadness, the happiness, the beauty and the style of the times. Check out what historical photos would look like if they were taken in color:
1. An unemployed lumber worker and his wife (1939).
2. Hindenburg Disaster (1937).
3. Albert Einstein enjoying the summer sun (1939).
4. British troops (1939).
5. Elizabeth Taylor (1956).
6. Boy in Baltimore (1938).
7. Young boy clutching his toy in London (1945).
8. Thich Quang Duc’s self-immolation (1963).
9. Kissing the war goodbye (1945).
10. Big Jay McNeely (1953).
11. Mark Twain in the garden (~1900).
12. Charlie Chaplin, 27-years-old (1916).
13. Crossroads Atomic Detonation.
14. Car crash in Washington D.C (1921).
15. The view from the Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee during the Civil War (1864).
16. Louisville, Kentucky (1937).
17. Steve Jobs (1985).
18. Titanic sinks and newspaper boy sells the breaking news the next day (April 1, 1912).
19. Girls deliver ice (1918).
20. Easter Eggs for Hitler (1944-1945).
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