Taking requests on colorization

[jessgettysburg1863]

Fighting Joe and ole T. R.

Brilliant picture.

 

[JWheeler331]

Dear lord I'd love to have the link to where you found this.

I just had this in my files. I don't recall where it came from.

 

[Nathanb1]

Dear lord I'd love to have the link to where you found this.

If he doesn't get back and you want to do it (PLEEEEEZZZEEEE?) just google "Leonard Wood, T. Roosevelt and Joe Wheeler"....I don't have my glasses on and I can't tell which is the best.

 

[Zuzah]

If he doesn't get back and you want to do it (PLEEEEEZZZEEEE?) just google "Leonard Wood, T. Roosevelt and Joe Wheeler"....I don't have my glasses on and I can't tell which is the best.

Gonna need to take a raincheck on that, my motherboard died on me yesterday so I'm on a computer without Photoshop and nothing of the sorts that I usually use.

 

[Jullian Crowe]

Hello again Mr. Zuzah. . .I thank you for your e mail as too my video "A War Of Color," I believe you to be one of the greatest if not the greatest "photo colorists," on the planet. Again I respectfully request to use some of your art in the
the civil war documentary and give you full credit to you and your company. I have some great requests for you and
will gladly pay you what I can. I believe the documentary to be one of the best ever made with your help.

Peace and Blessings. . .Jullian

 

[Zuzah]

Hello again Mr. Zuzah. . .I thank you for your e mail as too my video "A War Of Color," I believe you to be one of the greatest if not the greatest "photo colorists," on the planet. Again I respectfully request to use some of your art in the
the civil war documentary and give you full credit to you and your company. I have some great requests for you and
will gladly pay you what I can. I believe the documentary to be one of the best ever made with your help.

Peace and Blessings. . .Jullian

I am just an average kid doing a hobby, but I do appreciate the kind words, make no mistake. I'd be happy to lend whatever you might possibly need to finish/do your documentary, I don't work for anyone or have anyone employed, I freelance as a hobby. My Skype is Minimoses, and I have 2 e-mails ([email protected]/[email protected]) that you can catch me on, and you can always find me here. I'd love to be able to help in any way I can.

 

[Jullian Crowe]

Hello Sergeant I know you've already expertly colored Gen. Rawlings and family. . .Hoping you could get this close up of him done at your convenience. I believe there are two frames involved in this GIF. It easily separates in Photoshop CS 6 extended, (which can be downloaded for a thirty day free trial if you don't already have it) all layers can be colored simultaneously by only coloring one). I will make him blink and add some falling leaves or a moving sky behind him
(unless you already know how that would be great as well), it all will be added to his story and the documentary.

Thankyou sir

 

[Jullian Crowe]

ps scratch the sky idea. . .there is no sky here!

 

[Zuzah]

ps scratch the sky idea. . .there is no sky here!

Definitely doing that right now, great idea.

 

[Zuzah]

Hello Sergeant I know you've already expertly colored Gen. Rawlings and family. . .Hoping you could get this close up of him done at your convenience. I believe there are two frames involved in this GIF. It easily separates in Photoshop CS 6 extended, (which can be downloaded for a thirty day free trial if you don't already have it) all layers can be colored simultaneously by only coloring one). I will make him blink and add some falling leaves or a moving sky behind him
(unless you already know how that would be great as well), it all will be added to his story and the documentary.

Thankyou sirView attachment 7974

By the way, let me know which one of my colorings you'll be using. I'm re-doing them all and they look a LOT better than the ones I've done so far, so please let me know and I'll update them with my new technique.

 

[Zuzah]

ps scratch the sky idea. . .there is no sky here!

Let me know what you'd like to change. I want to do nothing but perfection.

 

[John Hartwell]

Just stop the %$$^&* wiggling -- that is so annoying!
Don't mind me. Your colorizations are great . I'm just being a grump!

Hilaritas!

jno

 

[John Hartwell]

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I thought at first that they all had extra feet -- but it's just the stands behind them that make sure they hold the exact position during exposure. I've never noticed them in any period photos before. What are those called, anyway?

Cheers!

jno

 

[reading48]

Another great one Zuzah....Fine works....

 

[Zuzah]

Just stop the %$$^&* wiggling -- that is so annoying!
Don't mind me. Your colorizations are great . I'm just being a grump!

Hilaritas!

jno

Lol, if it wasn't a request I hadn't thought of doing them. I might do them now, it looks pretty cool. Thanks man.

Another great one Zuzah....Fine works....

Appreciate it buddy.

I thought at first that they all had extra feet -- but it's just the stands behind them that make sure they hold the exact position during exposure. I've never noticed them in any period photos before. What are those called, anyway?

Cheers!

jno

I think it's called a Brady Stand, http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ble_brady_stand_cast_iron_portrait_photos.jpg

 

[Jullian Crowe]

Haha, thanks. Here's one of the others I have been working on. Its Captain Jesse Barnes of the 4th NC. I like how the face turned out, I added some color highlights in.

 

[Jullian Crowe]

Used your Jesse Barnes of the 4th in the promo. . .if that's ok if not hit me back and I can easily extract it.

 

[proud texan]

This may be a challenge. Capt. Samuel J. Richardson Co.F 2nd Texas Cav.(By the way that's Jaguar britches and holster he's wearin'.)

 

[proud texan]

One of my faves please colorize.
5 scouts of the 8th Texas Cavalry Regiment, known as Terry's Texas Rangers after its organizer and first commander, Colonel Benjamin Franklin Terry, who was killed in their first battle, Woodsonville, Kentucky, on December 17, 1861. Wartime photo of men from Company C.
From left to right are believed to be Peter L. Kendall, unknown, Felix Grundy Kennedy, William A. Lynch, Unknown.
The unknowns have been variously identified as Dick Oliver, Tom Burney, W. Wood, or George W. Archer.
Original with the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society.
5 different hats. Two frock coats, both different (1 & 4), three different sack coats, different footgear.

 

[Stony]

Have noticed that quite a few of these generals and officers seem to have blue eyes.