Adding a splash of color to old black & White images of people

I hope they kept the original black and white pictures. I have watched old movies that were entirely remade using the colorization process. Below is a list of movies that were turned from black and white to color using that process from a Wikipedia document online.

Well, Yea. I like looking at large highly detailed black and white photographs. In fact black and white does justice to many images where the details of and contrast of tree branches and the textures of flowers can be seen. One good example is the very detailed nature black and white photography of Ansel Adams. And some Anne Geddes' Baby photos in black and white.

@kobesbuddy , The black and white pictures are a good thing for students who are learning to draw with pen and ink or in pencil or pastel to learn about contours and various ways to mimic texture using different styles of line work. I was taught pencil sketching and pen and ink drawing in college. Using black and white images, it was easier to follow the details better than using colored images as a guide.

@lookatdesktop I really like the natural look of black&white photos.

I agree with that. Some pictures look better in black and white and some are even better with color. The idea I see is, there are many ways using computer aided drawing apps that you can literally transform any image into a black and white or even a line drawing, especially with CorelDraw or Corel Photopaint or other programs similar to this.