Great Atlantic Liners in Color
Amberley Publishing Liners from the golden age of travel as never seen before in full colorThe Golden Age of Liner travel was from the early 1900s to the 1950s, a period dominated by black and white photography, with little color views. William H Miller and Anton Logvinenko show off color views of the magnificent ships, from the Mauretania and Lusitania to the German four stackers, as well as Olympic and Titanic and the crack liners of the 1920s and 1930s, including Paris, Normandie and Queen Mary. Experience the glamour of liner travel as it was for the Edwardians and through the 1920s and 1930s, in color, as never seen before.The great transatlantic liners were often photographed in their homeports, as well as at sea, and the images here give an idea of the splendor that was ocean liner travel in the golden age of shipping.
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I have been retouching photos for five years. Removing defects (dust, scratches, etc.), restoration of lost parts, colorization, collages and much more. You can see the results of my work on the web site: [login to view URL] Yes I am an enthusiast of classic ocean liners. But I can deal with any photo you want to be retouched. I am an Illustrator and co-author of the "Great Atlantic Liners in Color" book, by Amberley publishing, published February 2013. There are about 120 my retuched and colorized photographs used in the book.
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