Colorized pre war photos and images - share your faves, here’s mine

[Belfast1933]

I just picked up an inexpensive but (to me) very cool colorized image of Ty Cobb and it made me wonder if other members have colorized images of players or ballpark scenes that we almost never see in color.

Love to see others faves here - Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Josh Gibson, etc.

Thx for sharing -
Jeff

[cgjackson222]

The Big Train and Christy Mathewson

[jingram058]

I think they are fantastic, sir! I think colorized gives a real sense of the reality of the era. Something people today seem to appreciate more; they can relate. More so than black and white. Whenever I show off my 1953 Bowman set, everyone is interested in the color, and gloss over the black and white set.

[bobw]

Been colorizing for years, mostly post war, but here are a few.....

Over 1300 wins in this group

[Belfast1933]

Originally Posted by bobw

Been colorizing for years, mostly post war, but here are a few.....

Over 1300 wins in this group

You colorize the photos yourself? That would be a neat trick to learn... these look so great!

[bobw]

Yes.....I do it myself using Photoshop but now I use an AI program to do the backgrounds in conjunction with Photoshop and they come out much better....

[brewing]

What AI program do you use?

[Belfast1933]

Originally Posted by bobw

Yes.....I do it myself using Photoshop but now I use an AI program to do the backgrounds in conjunction with Photoshop and they come out much better....

Love 'em!

[bigfanNY]

Here is mine. Portland Maine roughly 1890. So hand colored vs photoshop.

[jingram058]

I posted these to the "Man Cave" thread a while back, but they would seem appropriate here, too. Color just makes it look more real. Like the photos were taken 5 minutes ago.

[Wihawk]

WOW! Love these pics. Thanks to all who posted these.

[jingram058]

Here's a famous one that we have all seen before.

[bobw]

[BeanTown]

Young Joe Jackson with Victor Mills Team