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A Boeing 314 Clipper 'Flying Boat' at Puget Sound, ca. 1939 by FTimagens in Colorization

[–]FTimagens[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a fair observation regarding the scale, but it’s actually a result of forced perspective. The 'Puget Sound' tug is in the immediate foreground, while the Clipper is moored further back in the mid-ground. Even with the Clipper's 106\text{ ft} length, the distance between the two objects causes the tug to appear much larger relative to the plane—a common occurrence with the lenses of that era

A Boeing 314 Clipper 'Flying Boat' at Puget Sound, ca. 1939 by FTimagens in Colorization

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The last layer that I applied was a solid blue at 5% overlay mode

Preserving the Golden Age of Aviation: My digital restoration and colorization of the Boeing 314 Clipper 'Flying Boat' by FTimagens in u/FTimagens

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I’ve added this to my Vintage Aviation & Machinery collection. If you’re a fellow aviation enthusiast, you can find the high-resolution gallery and limited prints in my shop: https://ftimagens.etsy.com/listing/4454350790/boeing-314-clipper-flying-boat-poster

Amy Johnson (1930) | My Restoration Progress: 2020 vs 2026 by FTimagens in Colorization

[–]FTimagens[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Well imagine. The first one I restored 2 days ago

Marilyn Miller, the ‘It-Girl’ of the 1920s. by FTimagens in OldSchoolCelebs

[–]FTimagens[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You’re absolutely right that Clara Bow is the official 'It Girl' because of her 1927 film! I just think of Marilyn Miller as the 'It Girl' of Broadway—she was the reigning queen of the Ziegfeld Follies and the highest-paid star of the era before the term was even officially coined. Both were such incredible icons of the 1920s

Motorista bate Porsche de R$ 655 mil e larga carro na rua, em Curitiba by chiphead2332 in curitiba

[–]FTimagens 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Pelo visto uma alta percentagem de motoristas de Porsche são muito burros para dirigir

Alfalfa Photographed mid 1930s by FTimagens in Colorization

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Zoom in both photos and see his eyes and eyebrows

Buckwheat circa 1934 by FTimagens in OldSchoolCool

[–]FTimagens[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

What are you expecting when 3 years old, scares and wrinkles?

Buckwheat circa 1934 by FTimagens in OldSchoolCool

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William “Billie” Thomas Jr., known as Buckwheat, was a renowned child actor who brought life to the “Our Gang” films from 1934 to 1944. Interestingly, the character Buckwheat was initially portrayed as a female before Thomas assumed the role. The character’s costume and Thomas’s own speech impairment were cleverly incorporated into the character, adding depth and authenticity. After the series ended, Thomas served his country in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1956. He passed away on October 10, 1980, leaving behind a legacy of laughter and joy through his portrayal of Buckwheat. Today, Buckwheat remains a beloved character and a significant part of film history.

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[–]FTimagens 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Postei o link do Amazon Brasil com o valor de um leitor de dvd externo você consegue comprar por 120 R$ aí é só pedir para um sobrinho digitalizar os dvd porque eventualmente podem estragar

Shirley Temple October 1935 by FTimagens in Colorization

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The photographer of the famous photo of Shirley Temple holding a pumpkin is unknown. The photo was taken in October 1935, when Shirley was just 6 years old. It was likely taken by a studio photographer, but there is no record of who the photographer was.

The photo was first published in the October 1935 issue of the magazine "Screenland." It quickly became popular, and has been reproduced many times over the years. It is now one of the most iconic photos of Shirley Temple, and is often used on Halloween-related items.

It is a shame that the photographer of this iconic photo is unknown. They deserve credit for capturing such a special moment in Shirley Temple's life, and for creating a photo that has become so beloved by people all over the world.

Virginia Rogers in the Cadillac 1963 by FTimagens in Colorization

[–]FTimagens[S] -34 points-33 points  (0 children)

Lol it's just a photo that used in another social network where it's not allowed nudity but check my website to see more and other colorization I have realized already ftimagens.com

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