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Window on the World: 1943

This is my colorized version of "Woman and her dog in the Harlem section," snapped in 1943 by Gordon Parks. View full size.

This is my colorized version of "Woman and her dog in the Harlem section," snapped in 1943 by Gordon Parks. View full size.

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Thank you

thank you everyone

I appreciate the kind words

Love this photo!

Wow, a incredibly beautiful work of colorization. Parks would be proud!

Looks so real

I never would have guessed that this one was colorized.

Wow!

I would never guess it was colorized. Great work!

<3

I love this picture.

Beautiful

These colorizations are remarkable. I wish I knew how they do it.

Colorizers Are Getting Scary Good

One of the best I have seen. The dog is especially convincing. Still, there is something like the "uncanny valley" with colorizing. To me, this looks like a genuine color photo but my brain is still telling me something is artificial. When I first saw the photo, I thought it was a set from a movie or a play.

Would like to know more about the work that went into this and how long it took.

By coincidence

I knew that dog, and you have his ears too dark. B-

Just kidding. Great job.

Great job, no kidding, I didn't know the difference!

I was surprised to see this was colorized. I was confused for a moment when I read the previous comment.

Great job!

If a person didn't know it was a B&W photo they'd never know the difference.

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