Sitemap - 2022 - The Colour of Time with Marina Amaral
Fanny Blankers-Koen shattered gender and age barriers at the Olympics
She went undercover in a women's mental asylum in 1887 for an exposé
My new book is coming out today!
Pauline Cushman, the actress who became a Union spy
Aimée Crocker, queen of the wild frontier
Baseball All-Stars Teams, 1937
Book giveaway: A Woman's World
A Easter Sunday matinee in Chicago, Illinois, in 1941
Timelapse: African American boys on Easter morning, 1941.
What should and what shouldn't be colorized?
The Colour of Flight, by Marina Amaral & UNHCR
Josephine Baker, the entertainer who became a spy
Sojourner Truth delivered one of history's most powerful speeches on this day in 1851
The man who volunteered to be sent to Auschwitz
"A harlot? Yes, but a traitoress, never!"
What would you like to see here next?
Photo colorization: the very first step
The day Agatha Christie disappeared
“SOS Titanic. We are sinking fast."
Autism, late diagnosis, stereotypes, personal experience, and a cat playing the banjo
Colorization before the digital age
Bringing Roman town’s lost Edwardian navvies to life
Behind the process: "Did Abraham Lincoln really have gray eyes?"
What would you like to know about my process?
GIVEAWAY: win a signed postcard!
Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia, 1900s
WORK IN PROGRESS: Delaware Avenue, 1900s
Frida Kahlo: "I can now go to be chopped up in peace."
Here's a list of ridiculous "don’ts" for women riding bicycles in 1895
Country store in Gordonton, 1939 - and the research behind the colorization.
WWII, a flag, myself and social media: you can call it serendipity.
Pre-order now: NEW BOOK COMING OUT IN AUGUST!
Women who made history - and that you've never heard of
Even though you may not recognize her, you probably know who she is.
What is your favorite book written by a woman?
This guy is not in a boy band.
“And they thought we couldn’t fight."
The first photo of an insurrectionary barricade