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Anyone got images of interesting, weathered faces?
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Leather?
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homeless man with one eye in Toronto
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I think he is winking at me.
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>>408814

Holy shit, it's Gandalf!
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Danny Trejo in 'Machete.'
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Elderly Irish woman at a spinning wheel, ca. 1890.
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Farmer reading his farm paper, down on the farm, Coryell County, Texas, September 1931.
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Indian Big Mouth Spring (1910), photographed by Edward S. Curtis, 1868-1952.
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Willem Dafoe
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Lou Reed.
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Boris Karloff as the mummy. It doesn't get any more weathered than this.
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in before joan rivers
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inb4 Abraham Lincoln
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>>411118
colored pictures in 1890?
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I don't know enough about it to get into specifics, but it is possible to convert black and white photographs to color by converting the different shades of gray to color.
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It's not possible to "convert" a grayscale image into color, but it is very much possible to colorize it. That photo is colorized, and poorly at that. This is easily done in Photoshop. Set the source photo as a multiply layer so that darker parts are more opaque and lighter parts are more transparent. Then, put the colors undernearth. Of course, to make a colorization actually look like a color photo, much more has to be done, but hardly anyone bothers, even professional retouchers.
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not particularly hr
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/boundforglory/glory-exhibit.html
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>>411439
Actually there was a real way to make a color photo using b&w cameras with color filters.
I saw some works by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Prokudin-Gorsky . That's early 20 century, not 19 though.
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Mine - Tibetian yak farmer.
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Mine - Chinese man repairing bicycle tyres in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia.
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Mine - Beijing bum. They collect the plastic bottles to sell back tot he recycling plant.

Last one, I have to get back to work. If you want more, just say so and I'll have another look at lunch time.
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>>411443
There's NO WAY this was taken in 1943! I mean come on, it looks like it was taken yesterday.

http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/boundforglory/images/bg0062.jpg
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this guy looks like he's seen some action
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His process did not make color photos out of B&W though. Instead, he took B&W photos using filters, and then reversed the process to project a color image (he projected the different B&W channel sections through the appropriate filters). Combined, these produce a 3D image.

To make a color image out of something that's just B&W and was not shot in a specific manner, you have to colorize the ugly way.