Washington Examiner "On the 73rd anniversary of the D-Day invasion, black and white photos newly rendered in color bring history to life."
"On the 73rd anniversary of the D-Day invasion, black and white photos newly rendered in color bring history to life.
"Brazilian artist Marina Amaral used Photoshop to color both iconic and unfamiliar images of the largest amphibious invasion in history for the June 6 anniversary.
"Amaral detailed on her website the process behind coloring each image.
" 'Every completed work has gone through long and in depth research, and is supported by the opinions of experts in each particular area if necessary, to faithfully reproduce the original colors and atmosphere," her website says.
"Amaral said coloring the photos took her three days and nights, and added that she has seen positive responses from people." . . .
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