Top 20 des photos colorisées de la Première Guerre Mondiale (WW1)

La première guerre est lentement en train de se perdre dans le souvenir collectif. Il y a presque un siècle me direz-vous. Certes. Mais au delà du temps qui passe, c'est surtout parce les images de l'époque, en noir et blanc, accélérées, de vagues photos de poilus au regard triste ne semblent presque plus appartenir à notre monde. Quand on y ajoute de la couleur, le regard change un peu. Cette guerre redevient réelle. La preuve en un top.

1. Canadian machine gunners using a shell hole to dig in. Vimy Ridge. April, 1917 #CanadaRemembers #LestWeForget

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, November 10, 2019

2. Canadian troops carry a wounded man to the aid post during the Second Battle of Passchendaele - Oct/Nov 1917 Original...

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Saturday, November 9, 2019

3. Three men sharing a bed in a bachelor's hall, Vancouver c1890 Original B/W from the City of Vancouver Archives: AM54-S4-: SGN 173

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, November 3, 2019

4. Soldiers of the 68th Canadian Field Artillery with an artillery piece, Vancouver, BC - c.1917 Original B/W from the Vancouver Archives: AM1535-: CVA 99-598 Photographer: Stuart Thomson

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Thursday, October 3, 2019

5. Leading Aircraftman Stan Rivers (on the wing) and Leading Aircraftman Ken Allenby of 411 Squadron #RCAF, paint D-Day...

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Wednesday, June 5, 2019

6. 5 soldiers of the Transport Section, 259th Battalion en route to Siberia - Vancouver, B.C. Dec 1918 B/W from Vancouver Archives: AM1535-: CVA 99-687.1 Photographer : Stuart Thomson

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Thursday, May 9, 2019

7. Bucking bronco at the Vancouver Exhibition, Aug 1931. B/W from the Vancouver Archives

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, July 17, 2016

8. Man standing in a intake pipe - Spadina Ave, Toronto - May 1911 B/W from the Toronto Archives

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Thursday, July 7, 2016

9. Wounded Canadians en route for Blighty. July, 1917 B/W from Library and Archives Canada

   Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, June 26, 2016

10. Men from the 22nd Regiment (Van Doos) in the trenches - July 1916 B/W from Library and Archives Canada The 22nd...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Friday, July 1, 2016

11. A Canadian miner resting after a heavy night's work. October, 1917. B/W from Library and Archives Canada

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Friday, April 1, 2016

12. Three unemployed men of the 'jungle' at the City dump, Vancouver - Sep 1931 B/W from the Vancouver Archives : AM54-S4-:...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, March 13, 2016

13. Workers at the Boeing plant on Sea Island, Richmond, BC, 1942 In 1939 Boeing of Canada, headquartered at Vancouver,...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Tuesday, March 8, 2016

14. The wreck of Great Northern Railway train and engine #202 near Burnaby (Deer) Lake, BC 1905 Original B/W from the Vancouver Archives

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Saturday, February 27, 2016

15. Posted by Canadian Colour on Thursday, January 7, 2016

16. Canadian aviation pioneer John A.D. McCurdy at the controls of his McCurdy Biplane Original B/W from the Toronto...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Monday, September 28, 2015

17. German and Canadian wounded receive hot coffee and biscuits from a YMCA hut near the front lines. November 24, 1917...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, September 6, 2015

18. Wellington Mark X HE239 of No.428 Sqn. RCAF, after its rear turret was blasted off by German flak, April, 1943 Damage...

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Monday, August 31, 2015

19. Soldiers writing letters, Vancouver c.1919 Original B/W from Vancouver Archives

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Thursday, August 27, 2015

20. Nurses in training at St. Joseph's Training School of Nursing, London, Ont. - Feb 1904 Original B/W courtesy of Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada

    Posted by Canadian Colour on Sunday, May 24, 2015

source : le très complet World War One Color Photos qui porte bien son nom pour le coup, et the telegraph