19th Century Portraits Brought To Life

► 19th Century Photographs Brought To Life
► Welcome back everyone. If you enjoy looking at old photographs, please stay tuned for some exclusive content coming up on this video. After receiving such a good feedback on two of our earlier videos on Victorian portraits, we wanted to bring you something even more unique today. We've gathered a collection of 19th-century portraits that appear to come to life as they glide across your screen. The portraits were given a quick restoration, colorization and some facial motion, using some of the latest tools in AI technology. I hope you find this presentation enjoyable, since it was a labour of love to create. As always, we value your opinions and comments, so please don't hold back. Let's get started!

Please check the video to see fashion, clothing and hairstyle of 19th century men and women in a mixture of daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and tintypes.

00:00 Old Photos Brought To Life, Intro
01:00 Daguerreotype of Unidentified Woman by Thomas M. Easterly, 1850s
01:13 Victorian man
01:25 Lovely Victorian Ladies
01:38 Johannes Brahms, 1853
02:15 James Stark, 1850s
02:27 Young Francis Parkman
02:51 Young Girl in off-shoulder plaid dress by Rufus Anson, 1850s
04:17 Woman in Flowered Bonnet
04:30 Tintype, circa 1870s
05:56 Victorian man and his dog
06:45 Frances Virginia Lee Harris
07:34 Braided beauty, 1850s
07:47 Robert Cornelius, 1839
07:59 Unidentified woman, a relative of the Mark Hopkins family
08:12 Portrait of a young woman from Poland, 1850s
08:24 Family portrait of a mother, two daughters and young son
08:36 Mrs C.P.Roberts, American Civil War, 1860s
08:49 Unknown African-American man, 1850s

Contributing artists:
Klimbim
Lorenzo Folli
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[ParkerAllen]

The moment when the colorized, brought-to-life version fades into the still, black-and-white original has a haunting quality to it, as if they've been sent back to a place where they exist only in memory.

[AAX]

I cannot explain the emotions that this brought over me. I began to tear up immediately. Knowing that these people are long gone...yet brought to life by someone years after their passing. They're being remembered in such a beautiful way. Seeing them fade in and out of life was haunting. This was absolutely powerful. Maybe I'm just in that mood today due to the weather but...I really felt impacted by this.

[greenrage]

I don't know why, but I was brought to tears while watching this as if for a moment we observed exactly what the photographer did as they looked through the viewport on that day so many decades ago. These were real people who meant something to someone at some time. Even if we don't know them, and we don't know what type of person they were, we briefly were given the honor of standing in on this moment in their lives, and just for a few seconds, they mattered again to somebody. I wonder how much their spirits rejoice in you showing how they once lived. This is one of the most beautiful and honorable creations I've ever seen. Thank you and God bless!

[testplatform]

I can't fully describe the feeling I consistently had upon seeing the portrait return from the colorized animation to the original black and white. It's as if the person in the portrait said goodbye in a gentle manner and permanently and returned to their time in the past.

[johnbollen]

This has to be one of the most moving and haunting videos I have ever seen. These people, for a few fleeting seconds have come back to life, before they return to their faded photo. Pure magic, thank you.

[crowgrl]

Seeing these people move, blink, and even give a little smile really touched my heart. They were more than just photos, they were real people, with families and friends. At least for a moment here, we can see that and remember them.

[TheUltimateSeeds]

It's such a touching thing to watch. As you witness the essence of life entering and then quickly exiting the beautiful faces of these long since departed fellow humans, it's kind of a bittersweet metaphor (and reminder) of just how fleeting life is for us here on earth.

[BatKid]

The first woman is absolutely beautiful. It’s amazing what you have done here. People, long forgotten, brought back to life for just enough time for me to feel engaged by their presence as if I knew them somehow, but no, they are 173 year old photos. Photos of people who’s memory is forgotten because everybody who knew and loved them is also long gone. This will be you and me one day, forgotten because everybody who loves us will also be long gone and forgotten. This kinda makes me want to enjoy my time here that little bit more. Our lives are literally a blip. The people in these photos had feelings, emotions, good days, bad days, jobs, favourite meals, pet hates, friends and places they loved to visit. They probably thought about what the world would be like in the year 2000, yet here we are in 2023, looking at their forgotten faces. It’s breathtaking. I love portraits like these. Keep up the good work

[KiatHuang]

Such handsome people, beautifully brought back to life, as though their souls returned to this world for a fleeting moment. So well done.

[jay-byse]

This is incredibly powerful. As they fade back to the original you are hit by a deep sense of who they are being frozen back in time. Like for a moment they came back to life and you got to meet them. Then a sadness as you watch them return to death. Powerful and sad.

[averagejoette]

It's as if they are saying 'yes, I was really alive.. look at me' before fading away. Hauntingly beautiful

[madelinebell]

I was completely surprised by how emotional this made me. It brought the mortality of humankind into stark focus. One moment we are living a full, vibrant life and in the blink of an eye we're a faded photograph that may one day be labeled "unidentified woman." So much life captured in so brief a moment. Thank for the work this must have taken and for the deep mindfulness this has no doubt created in many besides myself.

[bridgetsmith]

I find this overwhelmingly sad and yet so moving. Thank you for bringing these long lost people back to life again.

[Afro]

For just a few brief seconds, it was possible to feel their presence and a sense of communication with a generation who were our great, great grandparents, but who we never knew. I found the experience quite moving and thought provoking. Thank you so much for sharing your labour of love!

[scottrousseau]

I actually got a bit emotional viewing these. I thought, "What if one of these was my own relative?" It would be a kapow moment. I loved this. Thank you for sharing.

[donaldbrown]

I'm an extremely empathetic person and facial/body expression plays an important part on how a perceive others and the truths their lives hold. This video was so over powering with emotions I began sobbing. It was as someone had woken each person for just a small fraction of time to reveal the life they lived with just one expression. I saw happiness, hurt, pain, lies, determination, disappointment, joy every face showed for a moment the truth of each life. It was almost too much for me to witness but I could not stop watching and I could not stop crying. It was actually the beautiful pain of living of our truths even for just a moment.

[chriscollier]

The very first woman looks so beautiful and stylish, touched me emotionally. The whole gallery is so haunting

[EnkiProductions]

Beautiful, yet heart breaking. It is showing us how fragile life really is. We're just a twinkle away from a memory. This was deeply moving. Thank you!

[kennethsowden]

Hauntingly and poignantly beautiful. Made alive for a few brief moments as they gaze at us and then they recede into the distant past from whence they came. Life is so, SO short 😔