Soon technology will enhance even the animation as it will give many points of reference to a face over time with the availability of multiple photos and angles of a single individual. If technology is able to scan multiple points on a wall in what appears to be a dark tunnel or hole, a face giving data points of light or shadow/ right down to the texture of a surface isn't difficult at all.
Olive Ann Oatman and Mary Snowden would still be stunners in this day an age! Marys got a captivating, haunting beauty! She probably stopped everyone in their tracks! She looks like she’s got a lot to tell with her deep, intense, fixed expression.
I did some research on Mary. Sadly she was a baddie, she was a cutthroat and with her husbands kin waylaid and robbed and ambushed lonely travellers. Whilst in prison her new husband divorced her and he was a criminal himself. Mary was a victim of the times. The clothes she are seen in may seem odd but were a symbol of the 5 civilised tribes created by the government .
Mary Snowden was absolutely stunning. I do love the rich character, of the aged faces of Lincoln and 'Pistol Pete', brought to life too. Bringing old photos to life, with colour and, animation is such s gift. Thank you :-)
@@hdexotic1914 Most definitely most Native females are not attractive my dude, I grew up on a rez....trust me you have no idea wtf you are talking about lol. Hollywood ain't reality my friend.
@@logic2818 Sadly you're pretty much right on the money. Rez live takes a toll on most native people. Most native chicks aren't nice to look at, but at the same time there are some who are the most beautiful women around. Fucking weird how that happens. I never lived on a rez but there's one close by so I'm used to seeing natives everywhere
I feel like it's actually important to see some of these in color, to remove the "antiquation" and see the subjects as the photographer say them, they way they actuality existed in the world. It's as if we sometimes think the past was in Black and white (grayscale) which it certainly, obviously wasn't.
I feel like color gives people a more “humane” look, like we begin to understand “these people existed and has lives- they’re not just black and white pictures from the 1800’s”
You're right about the old photos.I think this process would help history students appreciate their subject more by making the folks seem alive and relevant.
@@thesweetestteas.4534 Don't think she murdered anyone. She was charged with "assault to kill", which is just saying she had intended to kill them but she didn't. There was a thought that it was never published in the paper, perhaps because the victim was "colored". Her maiden name was something different. She was married when she was arrested. But while she was serving time, her husband married 2 other people. She got remarried when she got out, she became Mary Brice. I found a newspaper clipping about an incident, a guy named Bub Williams shot at her 5 times in a drunken jealous state. Apparently was her side lover and he was jealous perhaps about her being married. One of the bullets hit her in the thigh and it was said the wound was severe. But they didn't say if she died. Instead someone found that her husband was listed a few years later as a widower, so it's assumed she died from it.
The story of Olive is very sad and tragic, I've seen the show hell on wheels in which there is a character who has a similar story and the same tattoo , she was beautiful. The Mary Snowden pictures are beautiful as well, thanks for this awesome video.
@@normanmccollum6082 I've noticed that you have the written the same comment a couple of times, deliberately choosing to refer to Mary as 'it' instead of she. Just goes to show how bitter and racist your heart is.
that is by far one of the most beautiful videos i have ever seen on TH-cam, i am Egyptian but i saluted Abraham Lincoln by instinct and even tears were running when i saw the Animated version, such an amazing man...and the Animated version of every photo makes you believe that it's telling the great story behind each individual, You can see the cruelty and the harsh conditions of life is written all over their faces, and i loved the fact that every single one of them wore it with pride. this video made me feel like i wanna go back and meet every single one of them and just listen to their stories...even buy them a drink and just talk.
I am African/Cherokee with one photo of a relative around 1890. I would loved to have interviewed Mary Snowden a year before she past. That’s the only way you can get absolute historical truth without disinformation, exaggeration and unwarranted inputs of data.
I did a little internet research on Mary. The photo seems to be the only one, all her records from her arrest seem ( along with others ) to have vanished. The clothes she wears are the common female costume of the 5 civilised tribes .
@@matrox Well.. maybe bland to the shallow minded, if you think snowden is hot then you obviously haven't grown up near the inner cities because trust me, you'll see a ton of "hot mommas" to the point of it being generic lmao!
I didn't know it was possible to improve on the work of a gifted photographer, but you've done it, respectfully and with great care. You must love what you do, I think. Even the music is perfectly chosen. Again, thank you. 💐
@@MysteryScoop Can u make the facial movements longer tho with smiles and serious looks. I know it’s a lot of work, but Mary Snowden needed more smile and time to reveal who she was. She’s breathtaking. I can tell she’s Hispanic and Indonesian mix. The eyes tell all. There’s no African like historians guessed. I study this. I can virtually guess anyone’s lineage, it’s uncanny.
A bit of trivia for you : the stand that canon balls are placed on is called a "Brass Monkey" so when it is cold enough the brass will warp and pop the canon balls off. If you have ever heard the term "Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey" this is where it comes from. When I saw the men around the cannon it reminded me of it.
I bet she was just born 100 years too soon. She gives me the impression she very confidant in herself and wanted to make her own fortune and way in the world. Sadly back then so much of women's lives were tied to men. The killing she was accused of probably came about because she was not going to take any more crap.
Usually the people with the toughest lives are the graciest. Just by the look on her eyes you can tell shes been through a lot, yet it has somehow made her more humble and graceful 🙂🧡
The skill on this process is phenomenal. I really appreciate the history on the person in the photos. It made me start doing some research to get more detail because they became so realistic it kind of make you want to know more. Thank for sharing and blessing to you and all in the new year.
That photo of the beautiful Mary Snowden was taken just before she started a 5 year sentence of 'hard labour!' I imagine a photo taken at the end of her sentence would have shown a very different Mary.
Both Mary Snowden and Olive Ann Oatman were beautiful women. Perhaps given a summary of their circumstances in life affects our impressions, but there definitely was a sadness in their eyes.
Thank you for the information on the individuals as well as the colorization. Knowing facts and having faces to relate our history is fascinating. If this was presented in the education system, the students would put more effort into their studies.
That's a very good point. Students would learn and retain more by identifying with the historical subjects. I know the artist is Romanian, but how about some restoration of our Founding Fathers - Washington, Jefferson, etc.? That would enliven any US history class.
Absolutely stunning work that brings these long dead people back to life. Thanks for all the effort that has been put into this. This type of work should be shown in history lessons at schools so children will not see the past as a boring time without apps and mobile phones, but as a rich tapestry of time gone by full of real personalities.
Prayer on passing a cemetery: May God and Mary bless you all. You were once as we are now, and we will one day be like you. I'll pray for you, pray you for me, and may Mary pray with us both. And may He who suffered His Passion and death for the salvation of souls have mercy on us all.
@BeigeFunk I once thought the same but since I am able to sense and see spirits I know death doesnt exist, it's just going back to a higher consciousness level, where we came from.. earth is nothing but a school but not where we are used to exist..
When it does the close up pan down of Mary Snowden’s face, the music picks up and the drums beat right when her full face comes in to view. Gave me goosebumps!
@@dwightesnard7672 Oh my god! Now we can see how guys got jealous over her. Just imagine if she was a flirty type too ... A recipe for disaster for any guy she looked at. ;)
How gorgeous was Olive Oatman and Mary Snowden. Stunning. And i wonder what caused that damage on B. Cassidy's neck. Oh, and i'm proud of Frank for getting justice for his pa.
You really get a feel of how rough their lives were through the colorization of these photos, you can see it in their faces you also can get a feel of their personality, something black and white photos could never capture, it almost adds a soul to them.
@@view1st en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Oatman# says her sister starved. According to this site she appears to have not wanted to leave the Mojave people as she was married with two children and happily assimilated.
@@3niknicholson Thats somewhat different to the facts. She was a harsh Critic of the Indians who kidnapped her. In her account written at the time she describes how the Tribe was basically leaderless and starving .
The canon picture was actually my favorite! Not only do they look like figurines, but there was so much depth and dimension to every corner of that amazing picture! I saw you had some blur effects, in the corners, to show distance and yet be zoomed in. That was in incredible! The clarity was crazy! Almost 4K! What a superb, mood lifting hobby to get into, while stunning everyone! God Bless! The dead would be proud!
The music enhances the viewing experience, the transformations are magical, but what strikes me the deepest is the research and humanity that makes the historical photos tender and touching, Utterly mesmerizing.
Thank you so much for sharing these lovely images. Indeed Mary Snowden was an absolute beauty. It was a great pity that she had to die so young. May her rest in peace.
Sadly Mary was a person of the age she lived in. I did a little research on her , and she and her family ambushed lonely travellers on dark desolate roads. She was married once to a dubious jailbird character who divorced her whilst Mary was in jail. There is scant information about her because her prison records are missing. She was a beautiful woman.
Really amazing ! I think what the artist does to clarify the original picture is underrated because the coloration is so dramatic. There is a tremendous improvement from the original black and white to an enhanced pre-colorified black and white. Truly amazing! And I agree with the consensus…modern women have nothing on Mary Snowden, she would probably be a standout anywhere today!
There's something compelling about these colorizations. Although at first eerie, with the facial animations they become - no pun intended - moving. That is, I get a bit choked up, thinking I wish I could have known every one of them.
These photos were hauntingly beautiful, and the lovely soundtrack really gave an atmosphere of mystery and reverence for each of the individuals. The animation of Lincoln actually brought tears to my eyes...I wanted to thank him for what he did for our Nation.
The animations at the end were pretty damn good, like you brought them back to life. a rare thing I managed to sit through whole youtube video one sitting!
I found this video deeply moving. It helped me feel a real connection with each of these people (although Kassidy looked like a punk, but I would NEVER had said that to his face). Think of the implications of this technology. My father passed away 4 years ago. What wouldn't I give to have an animated photo of a close-up portrait of him? This is game-changing.
But, wouldn’t that make u a wimp if u couldn’t say it to his face, and stand up to him? 🤣 Just messing with ya! 🤣 O wouldn’t mess with Butch either. He looks kinda stupid, like a loose wire, like he doesn’t think first. 🤣
When Lincoln started moving it reminded me of when I went to the hall of presidents in Disney world when I was little and saw animatronics for the first time. It was a little creepy to see those things move.
Wow! That was amazing! Mary Snowden was a beautiful Native young woman, so sad. And Native Joe Black Fox that was beautiful like I was there with them. I love the old photos of Native Americans, because I am Native American also. Thank You. So beautiful I could cry.
This is amazing what this guy has done I've watched i don't know how many of these and I'm just AMAZED every time!!! Thank you for bringing photos of history to life!!! It's INCREDIBLE!!!
In some ways, beautiful is an inadequate description for Mary. Her face is also captivating & enchanting. Her look at the camera suggests-to me- a sad vulnerability.
I know the artists are just colorizing pre-existing images, but it struck me immediately that the people in the 1905 tableau were using the then current flag, not the birth of the nation flag, a jarring departure from the original. Posing was different also. Do you have additional information about the 1905 image and what prompted it? Really enjoy both the colorization AND the animations. Thank you!
It s fantastic seeing these people in color. But I must say it s simply amazing watching them move. And of course Mary Snowden. So beautiful. Tragic that she may have died from a gunshot wound. But who knows, maybe she survived and just disappeared Jecinci Colorizations are awesome. Thank you for posting this.
I have colorized some photos myself. I noticed something unique about these colorizations. The skin and other objects such as the metal toy car or the steer bolo of Pistol Pete have a glow. I don’t know how it is done but I think some sort of HDR filter is applied once colorization is complete. Amazing work!
Oatman's story is incorrect. In fact, she did not wish to "rescued", but was quite satisfied with her life. She did not want to remove, or cover over the tattoos, as they were a reminder of the people she'd lived with. The tattoos were part of their culture, and she shared that. The town of Oatman lies on the famous Route 66 and is a regular attraction. Burros wander freely in the street, and it's part of the Oatman "lore".
Richard Emerson Certainly her history has been whitesplained too many times. The tattoos were her choice. Guaranteed she understood eventually why her original people were attacked for encroaching and colonizing. She was kidnapped twice in her life.
I came for the lady in the thumbnail... She's so beautiful.
This should be used at schools to make children understand history better.
And to inspire kids to learn computer art
Yes! Mart Snowden IS very beautiful
The way the facial animation brings those people to life never fails to amaze me. Thank you.
Theres an app in the play store. You can do it yourself also
@@fahhhque2255 Many thanks for that. I'll check it out.
Soon technology will enhance even the animation as it will give many points of reference to a face over time with the availability of multiple photos and angles of a single individual. If technology is able to scan multiple points on a wall in what appears to be a dark tunnel or hole, a face giving data points of light or shadow/ right down to the texture of a surface isn't difficult at all.
Yeah, it's eerie and sad. Those people are long gone. They had no idea that one day people like us would be looking at photos and animations of them.
Olive Ann Oatman and Mary Snowden would still be stunners in this day an age! Marys got a captivating, haunting beauty! She probably stopped everyone in their tracks! She looks like she’s got a lot to tell with her deep, intense, fixed expression.
I did some research on Mary. Sadly she was a baddie, she was a cutthroat and with her husbands kin waylaid and robbed and ambushed lonely travellers. Whilst in prison her new husband divorced her and he was a criminal himself. Mary was a victim of the times. The clothes she are seen in may seem odd but were a symbol of the 5 civilised tribes created by the government .
Mary Snowden was absolutely stunning. I do love the rich character, of the aged faces of Lincoln and 'Pistol Pete', brought to life too. Bringing old photos to life, with colour and, animation is such s gift. Thank you :-)
Thank you!
I can look at Mary Snowden all day. She is so beautiful.
She truly is beautiful, her facial features seem Caucasian, not African as the narrative post suggests. A very good looking female Native American.
@@mikehernandezsr.8136 As if Most Female natives aren’t attractive?
@@hdexotic1914 Most definitely most Native females are not attractive my dude, I grew up on a rez....trust me you have no idea wtf you are talking about lol. Hollywood ain't reality my friend.
@Luis Alberto Pinto Sanchez yea but life back then was short, like in this video some people got killed just because they cheated in a card game,
@@logic2818 Sadly you're pretty much right on the money. Rez live takes a toll on most native people. Most native chicks aren't nice to look at, but at the same time there are some who are the most beautiful women around. Fucking weird how that happens.
I never lived on a rez but there's one close by so I'm used to seeing natives everywhere
I feel like it's actually important to see some of these in color, to remove the "antiquation" and see the subjects as the photographer say them, they way they actuality existed in the world. It's as if we sometimes think the past was in Black and white (grayscale) which it certainly, obviously wasn't.
I feel like color gives people a more “humane” look, like we begin to understand “these people existed and has lives- they’re not just black and white pictures from the 1800’s”
You're right about the old photos.I think this process would help history students appreciate their subject more by making the folks seem alive and relevant.
This is such a treat! Seeing them come alive makes them more relatable as real people, instead of just historical figures.
The colour breathes life into them, but the tiny eye movements makes them seem like they have a soul and reminds you they were a real people.
This "Pistol Pete" must have been an incredible badass. And lived to 97 years of age!
was told by my grandma he was a mean drunk.
@@shitgrenade full of revence.
He was a badass at least 5 times.
Mary Snowden was beautiful
Yes she was.
that was my thought as well...
Yes she was, wonder who she murdered and why? She seems like she was one tough young lady!
@@thesweetestteas.4534 Don't think she murdered anyone. She was charged with "assault to kill", which is just saying she had intended to kill them but she didn't. There was a thought that it was never published in the paper, perhaps because the victim was "colored". Her maiden name was something different. She was married when she was arrested. But while she was serving time, her husband married 2 other people. She got remarried when she got out, she became Mary Brice. I found a newspaper clipping about an incident, a guy named Bub Williams shot at her 5 times in a drunken jealous state. Apparently was her side lover and he was jealous perhaps about her being married. One of the bullets hit her in the thigh and it was said the wound was severe. But they didn't say if she died. Instead someone found that her husband was listed a few years later as a widower, so it's assumed she died from it.
@@LucidDream I imagine a woman as beautiful as her received a great deal of male attention, so plenty of scope for jealousy.
He colorized a picture of my grandmother years ago. It is treasured.
U should post it on ur channel. It could bring this artist more work. 🌝🙏. This artist deserves it.
Extremely impressed, I feel like I've met them in person, Mary Snowden was stunningly beautiful
The story of Olive is very sad and tragic, I've seen the show hell on wheels in which there is a character who has a similar story and the same tattoo , she was beautiful. The Mary Snowden pictures are beautiful as well, thanks for this awesome video.
I read that Olive had a reputation amongst the Mojave of being an eager lover. I wouldn't have minded either .. Even with the dreadful tattoo.
@@colinglen4505 she was kidnapped at 7 yrs old, god knows what she was forced to do.
@@ghoulgoil5029 she wasn't 7, her little sister Mary was 7. Mary died from starvation.
@@ghoulgoil5029 She'd have been raped many times in those years. She was a strong young woman and did what she had to do to survive.
Why did they tattoo her like that?
Was it for respect or disrespect?
Mary Snowden, 1900 was an absolute stunner.
Totally agree ,Cheers !
I don't see how it stands out.
@@normanmccollum6082 No makeup=natural beauty. But then again we all have different likes.
@@normanmccollum6082 I've noticed that you have the written the same comment a couple of times, deliberately choosing to refer to Mary as 'it' instead of she. Just goes to show how bitter and racist your heart is.
@@normanmccollum6082 cant see with hate in the heart
The facial animation pulls at your heart strings. Bringing these people back to life after being gone so long.
Chief Joe looked so damn cool. Like someone you would want as a friend.
Nooo, he looks like he trusted no one. His eyes look like killer eyes. I wonder how many ppl he ordered dead. I’ll have to research his attacks.
That joint probably had a lot to do with it.
@@Mercmad 😂😂 he looks like he's going to finish his joint and then do something sly and fun
@@LGAussie Nope! Butch Cassidy looks like the beady eyed criminal that nobody could trust. He would have voted for criminal Trump family.
Definitely smoking a joint there
I love these videos. Just that little bit of movement brings so much life to their faces!
I was hoping to see Olive Oatman smile. So beautiful, but such a difficult life; I wonder if she ever smiled.
they do make her smile a bit and my thought was at that point her smile was probably gone forever :(
that is by far one of the most beautiful videos i have ever seen on TH-cam, i am Egyptian but i saluted Abraham Lincoln by instinct and even tears were running when i saw the Animated version, such an amazing man...and the Animated version of every photo makes you believe that it's telling the great story behind each individual, You can see the cruelty and the harsh conditions of life is written all over their faces, and i loved the fact that every single one of them wore it with pride. this video made me feel like i wanna go back and meet every single one of them and just listen to their stories...even buy them a drink and just talk.
I am African/Cherokee with one photo of a relative around 1890. I would loved to have interviewed Mary Snowden a year before she past. That’s the only way you can get absolute historical truth without disinformation, exaggeration and unwarranted inputs of data.
I did a little internet research on Mary. The photo seems to be the only one, all her records from her arrest seem ( along with others ) to have vanished. The clothes she wears are the common female costume of the 5 civilised tribes .
Olive Ann Oatman was beautiful.
Yes, but, her eyes are so sad. Its almost heart breaking.
I thought her to be very bland. Now...Mary Snowden was one hot momma.
@@matrox Well.. maybe bland to the shallow minded, if you think snowden is hot then you obviously haven't grown up near the inner cities because trust me, you'll see a ton of "hot mommas" to the point of it being generic lmao!
@@matrox
They were both beautiful.
Keep in mind Olive was only 14.
She also has a very kind face.
You can tell Pistol Pete was one tough SOB. Even in his "old" pic he's got that look in his eye like "son, don't try me. I'll make your momma cry."
Well, he killed like 6 men as a teenager.
I didn't know it was possible to improve on the work of a gifted photographer, but you've done it, respectfully and with great care.
You must love what you do, I think.
Even the music is perfectly chosen.
Again, thank you. 💐
Thank you too!
@@MysteryScoop
Can u make the facial movements longer tho with smiles and serious looks. I know it’s a lot of work, but Mary Snowden needed more smile and time to reveal who she was. She’s breathtaking. I can tell she’s Hispanic and Indonesian mix. The eyes tell all. There’s no African like historians guessed. I study this. I can virtually guess anyone’s lineage, it’s uncanny.
The colorization makes a difference which means that people on the past are same like us they only live in different era
If you didn't already realize that, I suppose.
@@bcaye we all know that just it’s hard to imagine due to different customs, simply life, lack of video recording unlike now of course you name it.
@@Shahaira It's not hard to imagine at all.
As seem as my point of view 😊
Say what you think.
A bit of trivia for you : the stand that canon balls are placed on is called a "Brass Monkey" so when it is cold enough the brass will warp and pop the canon balls off. If you have ever heard the term "Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey" this is where it comes from. When I saw the men around the cannon it reminded me of it.
Cool!! Thanks for the info!!😊🇺🇸🗽👍
Great info. 👍🤗
That was cool trivia. Thank you for sharing that!
Another one to add too my collection 😂
LOLOLOL! Love the saying! 🤣
I enjoy the history lesson as much as the pictures.
Mary Snowden was beautiful. So sad her life was so tough.
I bet she was just born 100 years too soon. She gives me the impression she very confidant in herself and wanted to make her own fortune and way in the world. Sadly back then so much of women's lives were tied to men. The killing she was accused of probably came about because she was not going to take any more crap.
Very attractive.
@@Bill-tz3wg Wow, thanks so much for elaborating on this and her life. I still feel sorry for her.
yes. She is full blood native herself.
Usually the people with the toughest lives are the graciest. Just by the look on her eyes you can tell shes been through a lot, yet it has somehow made her more humble and graceful 🙂🧡
The skill on this process is phenomenal. I really appreciate the history on the person in the photos. It made me start doing some research to get more detail because they became so realistic it kind of make you want to know more. Thank for sharing and blessing to you and all in the new year.
This channel is becoming one of my favorites.
That photo of the beautiful Mary Snowden was taken just before she started a 5 year sentence of 'hard labour!' I imagine a photo taken at the end of her sentence would have shown a very different Mary.
Superb! As the technology gets better and better we will hopefully have some of these people playing themselves in Movies?
It's crazy that I'm feeling nostalgic of time periods I was never part of.
Perhaps you were in a past life..
The dislikes is proof that no matter how much skill and dedication you put into something there will always be haters
The colour saturation on the civil war cannon made them look like model figurines.
😄 was thinking the same..,
I thought the same thing.
The colorization also highlights the anguish and exhaustion in their faces.
yes it reminded me of a diorama in a museum
See the cannon balls grouped together on the ground next to them? Those are special rounds called "grape shot". Nasty nasty stuff.
Both Mary Snowden and Olive Ann Oatman were beautiful women. Perhaps given a summary of their circumstances in life affects our impressions, but there definitely was a sadness in their eyes.
Yes, both were beautiful and perhaps the sadness adds to that..as a species we empathize with people who are sad..well we should anyway
The movement at the end REALLY nails it how these incredible people looked. Fantastic video!!!
The animation at the end is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.
Thank you for the information on the individuals as well as the colorization. Knowing facts and having faces to relate our history is fascinating. If this was presented in the education system, the students would put more effort into their studies.
That's a very good point. Students would learn and retain more by identifying with the historical subjects. I know the artist is Romanian, but how about some restoration of our Founding Fathers - Washington, Jefferson, etc.? That would enliven any US history class.
@@silva777 The possibilities are endless in the field of education.
I love to see the faces of Native Americans ... it is impressive to see their strong and gentle looks !! they should put more of them !!
Olive Ann Oatman was a real beauty
anyone else gonna acknowledge the fact my dude popped a mustache on Lincoln without any explanation whatsoever?
Lol
Lmaooo
LoL...who knows... maybe he had one like that at one time
Who cares, looks good. Lets see what you did? Pictures and stuff.
@@Psalms144_1_2 I'm not that talented.
Absolutely stunning work that brings these long dead people back to life. Thanks for all the effort that has been put into this. This type of work should be shown in history lessons at schools so children will not see the past as a boring time without apps and mobile phones, but as a rich tapestry of time gone by full of real personalities.
The colorization was fine, but , the facial expressions really freak me out! So much for being high.
Yes! 😀
Crazy to think they're all dead. And rather soon we'll be, too. Just incredibile
Prayer on passing a cemetery:
May God and Mary bless you all. You were once as we are now, and we will one day be like you.
I'll pray for you, pray you for me, and may Mary pray with us both.
And may He who suffered His Passion and death for the salvation of souls have mercy on us all.
All is energy, so is our soul and energy can not die, don't worry..
@BeigeFunk I once thought the same but since I am able to sense and see spirits I know death doesnt exist, it's just going back to a higher consciousness level, where we came from.. earth is nothing but a school but not where we are used to exist..
@@starseed8087 you are just delusional
@@ShadowMentor and from my point of view your level of knowledge and experience is just very limited, so the perspectives differ ;)
When it does the close up pan down of Mary Snowden’s face, the music picks up and the drums beat right when her full face comes in to view. Gave me goosebumps!
This is truly amazing. Really adds to the reality that people are always people. History comes alive.
Couldn't stop looking at Mary Snowden's eyes. She was sooo beautiful!!
seeing them move brought tears to my eyes
Mary Snowden 😍.i was blushing when i saw her movements towards the end of the video,i felt she was looking right at me.
What a beautiful woman she was.
@@bourbon_sketcher Hypnotizing.
Err sorry Dwight, she was actually looking at me. So back off! ;)
Colin were i come from,dem are fighting words 😠😁
@@dwightesnard7672 Oh my god! Now we can see how guys got jealous over her. Just imagine if she was a flirty type too ... A recipe for disaster for any guy she looked at. ;)
For whatever reason, Mary's photo literally brought me to tears.
She was a lovely one, no doubt.
be a man
Yes, me too. Its almost like shes suprised shes been given life again but she knows its only for a brief moment before time leaves her again.
@@jasonsimms4238 By which you mean???
she looks so cool .I like her outfit to
Take a moment to thanks the Creator and TH-cam for bringing us such brilliant stuffs at zero cost.
Thank you.
Abid Khan I don’t know about you but my phone costs me a butt load of $$$ And all these add cost me moments of my life. And there is no creator.
Each one of these videos is better than the last one! Such fabulous, talented people!
I always enjoy and share these colorized snippets of humanity. It helps me envision the world in which they, and we, lived. Thank you.
How gorgeous was Olive Oatman and Mary Snowden. Stunning. And i wonder what caused that damage on B. Cassidy's neck. Oh, and i'm proud of Frank for getting justice for his pa.
Pistol Pete could be Willie Nelson's great great father
i was thinking the same thing. maybe willie could play him.
Definitely
Great great father?
I thought the same thing!!
Funny, I was thinking that Robin Williams could be a relative
It’s great that people the world over are getting involved in coloration and animation. Beautiful!
You really get a feel of how rough their lives were through the colorization of these photos, you can see it in their faces you also can get a feel of their personality, something black and white photos could never capture, it almost adds a soul to them.
That's some of the best colourisation I've seen.
What a tragic life for Olive Oatman. What she went through was beyond terrible.
Why did she starve? The question remains tantalising unanswered.
@@view1st en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Oatman# says her sister starved. According to this site she appears to have not wanted to leave the Mojave people as she was married with two children and happily assimilated.
@@3niknicholson Thats somewhat different to the facts. She was a harsh Critic of the Indians who kidnapped her. In her account written at the time she describes how the Tribe was basically leaderless and starving .
N Nicholson I highly doubt that
Pistol Pete's story sounds like the plot of a western movie.
Toast N' Jam der lol
He reminds me of willie Nelson.
Nevada Smith, starring Steve McQueen.
@@littlerichie874 just what i was thinking. :)
"Hello. My name is Frank Eaton. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
Mary Snowden est magnifique !!
Yes, very‼️🥰
do NOT objectify poc women
True, but perhaps an understatement?
I got CHILLS seeing Mary Snowden. Timeless beauty. And she looks like so many people I know!
Lucky you.
The canon picture was actually my favorite! Not only do they look like figurines, but there was so much depth and dimension to every corner of that amazing picture! I saw you had some blur effects, in the corners, to show distance and yet be zoomed in. That was in incredible! The clarity was crazy! Almost 4K! What a superb, mood lifting hobby to get into, while stunning everyone! God Bless! The dead would be proud!
Mary snowden had enigmatical eyes, an exotical beauty.
Reallycal? Do you thinkical?😂
@@sean1121970 😂
First latina in USA.
@No Name I will define Latina. A mixture between white, black and indegenous. That's her. You can call her Maria.
being called "exotical" isn't a compliment just saying
The music enhances the viewing experience, the transformations are magical, but what strikes me the deepest is the research and humanity that makes the historical photos tender and touching, Utterly mesmerizing.
Thank you so much for sharing these lovely images. Indeed Mary Snowden was an absolute beauty. It was a great pity that she had to die so young. May her rest in peace.
Sadly Mary was a person of the age she lived in. I did a little research on her , and she and her family ambushed lonely travellers on dark desolate roads. She was married once to a dubious jailbird character who divorced her whilst Mary was in jail. There is scant information about her because her prison records are missing. She was a beautiful woman.
The ending was just truly magical, finishing off with the beautiful Mary Snowden. Subtle smile was just perfect
Really amazing ! I think what the artist does to clarify the original picture is underrated because the coloration is so dramatic. There is a tremendous improvement from the original black and white to an enhanced pre-colorified black and white. Truly amazing! And I agree with the consensus…modern women have nothing on Mary Snowden, she would probably be a standout anywhere today!
There's something compelling about these colorizations. Although at first eerie, with the facial animations they become - no pun intended - moving. That is, I get a bit choked up, thinking I wish I could have known every one of them.
Stunning... and very emotional when you brought these people back to life with facial movements!
These photos were hauntingly beautiful, and the lovely soundtrack really gave an atmosphere of mystery and reverence for each of the individuals. The animation of Lincoln actually brought tears to my eyes...I wanted to thank him for what he did for our Nation.
Something about these videos... They cause me to value the time I have all the more.
Lincoln looked very distinguished and had such a calming look in his eyes.
I absolutely love these videos. From the background info, beautiful pictures, and fitting music, these videos are masterpieces of history.
I love the way he captures the subtle, lovely gestures of their hearts.
The animations at the end were pretty damn good, like you brought them back to life. a rare thing I managed to sit through whole youtube video one sitting!
Thank you!
TEARS RAN DOWN MY FACE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE VIDEO! WONDERFUL JOB MY FRIEND I FELT LIKE I WAS FACE TIMING THEM AMAZING THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
I found this video deeply moving. It helped me feel a real connection with each of these people (although Kassidy looked like a punk, but I would NEVER had said that to his face). Think of the implications of this technology. My father passed away 4 years ago. What wouldn't I give to have an animated photo of a close-up portrait of him? This is game-changing.
But, wouldn’t that make u a wimp if u couldn’t say it to his face, and stand up to him? 🤣
Just messing with ya! 🤣 O wouldn’t mess with Butch either. He looks kinda stupid, like a loose wire, like he doesn’t think first. 🤣
When Lincoln started moving it reminded me of when I went to the hall of presidents in Disney world when I was little and saw animatronics for the first time. It was a little creepy to see those things move.
The Union photo with the cannon is so amazing with the depth the process gives the Picture. Great job People, give yourselves a pat on the back
These are the best colorizations I have seen. They are very life like.
Wow! That was amazing! Mary Snowden was a beautiful Native young woman, so sad. And Native Joe Black Fox that was beautiful like I was there with them. I love the old photos of Native Americans, because I am Native American also. Thank You. So beautiful I could cry.
Thank you too!
I would say that the best part of these is the animation/movement that is added at the end. I love your work!
This is amazing what this guy has done I've watched i don't know how many of these and I'm just AMAZED every time!!! Thank you for bringing photos of history to life!!! It's INCREDIBLE!!!
Magnificent work. Congratulations and thank you!
Many thanks!
In some ways, beautiful is an inadequate description for Mary. Her face is also captivating & enchanting. Her look at the camera suggests-to me- a sad vulnerability.
Seeing the color of their eyes really brings them to life and humanizes them.
When they come to life, The Kid, Joe black and Mary Snowden are very realistic. I love Chef Sioux's smirk and Mary Snowden is very pretty.
I love all your videos, sometimes they bring tears in my eyes, they are amazing! Thank you!
I know the artists are just colorizing pre-existing images, but it struck me immediately that the people in the 1905 tableau were using the then current flag, not the birth of the nation flag, a jarring departure from the original. Posing was different also. Do you have additional information about the 1905 image and what prompted it? Really enjoy both the colorization AND the animations. Thank you!
check the original link perhaps you can find out more www.loc.gov/item/2016859482/
@@MysteryScoop Thanks for that, but led nowhere. Was a gift to the LoC, part of a huge donated collection with no additional info. Again, nice work!
So cool I'm sharing this.
Olive was so pretty, it prob saved her life.
Butch Cassidy looks like my cousin lol.
About Olive, you could be so right...
@Gary Allen It might be the chin but i would have gone with Jesse Plemons from breaking Bad and USS Callister
It s fantastic seeing these people in color. But I must say it s simply amazing watching them move. And of course Mary Snowden. So beautiful. Tragic that she may have died from a gunshot wound. But who knows, maybe she survived and just disappeared Jecinci Colorizations are awesome. Thank you for posting this.
The animation was amazing!! Freaked me out a little. And yes, Mary Snowden was absolutely beautiful! Would love to know more about her.
Yes, Mary Snowden was beautiful, as was Olive Ann Oatman.
Oh Mary Snowden, bellísima, que DIOS la tenga en la Gloria.
Mary Snowden was beautiful but you could see she had a real sadness in her eyes
These photos and the way he processed them to be lifelike gave me goosebumps.. Amazing.
Amazing job!! Bravo!! ....btw, Mary is shown in another picture from the kansas Historical Society archive and she looks even prettier.
I have colorized some photos myself. I noticed something unique about these colorizations. The skin and other objects such as the metal toy car or the steer bolo of Pistol Pete have a glow. I don’t know how it is done but I think some sort of HDR filter is applied once colorization is complete. Amazing work!
Mary Snowden...what a beautiful woman.
And she seemed damn fun too.
The close up portraits are his best work.
Oatman's story is incorrect. In fact, she did not wish to "rescued", but was quite satisfied with her life. She did not want to remove, or cover over the tattoos, as they were a reminder of the people she'd lived with. The tattoos were part of their culture, and she shared that.
The town of Oatman lies on the famous Route 66 and is a regular attraction. Burros wander freely in the street, and it's part of the Oatman "lore".
I missed the part that said she wanted to go be rescued and cover up her tattoos.
Richard Emerson Certainly her history has been whitesplained too many times. The tattoos were her choice. Guaranteed she understood eventually why her original people were attacked for encroaching and colonizing. She was kidnapped twice in her life.
I have read a different story.