Colorization of period photos

[lickingcountyvolunteer]

Gentlemen and ladies,

If you have a photo that you would like colorized and "brought to life" please feel free to drop it in this thread or message me on facebook (Dan DeLuca)

here are some examples of my work. *I'm doing this for fun, I'm not asking for any compensation*


Please only provide photos that are for the most part "clear". Gritty and over exposed are a PAIN to work with and don't always come out the best. (I can for the most part restore photos as well, but if its heavily damaged, that would require more time).






Keep in mind, I have a busy schedule. I'll try to get to them as quickly as I can.

[Beanbomb]

Re: Colorization of period photos

I would love to see this "mock sword fight" colorized. Great thing you're doing here btw.

[lickingcountyvolunteer]

Re: Colorization of period photos

I would love to see this "mock sword fight" colorized. Great thing you're doing here btw.

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I'll get those colored for you this evening!

[Timothy Hallman]

Re: Colorization of period photos

18th Wisconsin Co. B. If you wouldn't mind colorizing these whenever you have time. Thanks in advance

[Scotty017]

Re: Colorization of period photos

I'd love to get this one colorized. This is Tanner Thomas of Wingville, WI. He served in Co. H, 7th WVI as a sergeant until receiving a commission in 1864. He commanded Co. A during the initial assualts on Petersburg. He was killed June 18th, 1864.

He was a close friend of my G-G-G-Uncle. When My uncle Monroe was killed at 2nd Bull Run, Tanner wrote a letter to the family informing them of his death and detailing a very moving premonition he had hours before. My son is named for both men.

[Motown]

Re: Colorization of period photos

Perhaps a little ambitious, but these are members of the Kentucky State Guard at Camp Boone in Lexington in late August 1860.