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- Now that's a service station!
- Union Switch & Signal
- Still there -- but not a garage any more
- Must be good breezes there
- Wowzers
- Treescaping
- Still Life With Operator
- +112
- Rear View
- Way in the back --
- Button It Up
- And with an eye on the time ...
- Working in an enclosed ashtray
- Rear View Mirror?
- Tobacco cam
- Basic fact I learned only later in life
- Put a Lid on it!
- Pinstripes in the Tower
- Sound enhancement
- 3438 in '38
- Second Career
- Their days are numbered
- Only the Sensor
- Train control mechanism
- Rarest of the Rare?? & Classy 3400 Class
- Control Mechanism
- Those standpipes
- Wrenches
- International D-40 I believe
- Job prospects
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Colorized Photos
Nettie Quill (Colorized): 1906
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Swinger (Colorized): 1954
Colorized from this Shorpy original. Cool image of James Dean, apologies to any fans it it's not quite right. View full size.
Winter Job (Colorized): 1910
Colorized from this Shorpy original. This Lewis Hine photo really spoke to me for some reason -- not that I ever spent time as a child labourer in a coal mine that I recall. Anyway, this is my first attempt at Photoshop colorizing. View full size.
In the Sticks (Colorized): 1935
Colorized from this Shorpy original. Colorizing practice using multiple layers as needed. View full size.
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Homebody (Colorized): 1953
Colorized from this Shorpy original. Another Marilyn Monroe yes but such an iconic image I couldn't resist having a go at it. View full size.
Vulcan Iron Works (Colorized): 1865
Colorized from this Shorpy original. This is my second attempt at colorizing a Civil War image. Since I had no color photos to base my color choices on, I had to rely on Civil War movie set photos and Civil War era antiques. To break the monotony of browns in this image, and as an eye candy, I made the right side wagon (which seems to be an abandoned higher quality coach) a more colorful one then the others. I wish I could see that crazy iron contraption in real life. That would really make my day. View full size.
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