I wanted to get on air now on BBC Radio 4. I'm turning myself into a human ball sitting in my chair listening to Saturday Review.
- It's a big problem when the photos are not colorized by professionals and the result looks awful, which I agree. But to them, the biggest problem is that I "colorize the photos very well".
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A historian. (and I unfortunately forgot his name)
But I do not accept that people are creating such crazy and meaningless justifications to explain their lack of interest in respecting what I (and a few others) do.
- Colorizing the pictures badly is a problem, but colorizing well is also a problem.
- I can not find the process fun because I have to cry while I restore the photos.
- I can not colorize photos of the Holocaust because they were taken with a powerful camera.