It happened during Vietnam war, when the government of the south of Vietnam went against buddhism, this Monk was a Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk, Thich Quang Duc, burned himself to protest against the government.

But great job on bringing all of these to life. It emotionally ties them to us, and allows the viewer to project himself into the picture.

that stuff animal look like an Elcor from Mass Effect

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Hi, I'm your master.

WOW

looks very cool

I'm curious as to why the artist chose to make the buildings in the distance so hazy. The B&W original is crystal clear.

Big hair don't care! :)

Any idea where this picture was taken?

Something isn't right about this photo. Size of head, pasty texture of complexions?

I had never heard of this place before today. What terrible moment has this photo captured?

they already forgot they once wore those shoes.Poland ,my country is very xsenophobic

I think those paper bags should be brown not silver....

You took out his selfie finger

Where was this picture taken?

What's the difference according to 2016?

Totally amaizing. Looking at faces in black and white I used to think looked so old-fashioned.but they are not when you see them in colour ?! They could easily be faces of today

looks like an evolution picture lol

her skin was more porcelain than tan

Should be WWI!!!!!

That’s incredibly special, I’m glad you got to see her in color.

He looks like Andrew Garfield.

''ah yes,the problem is in fallus '' said he while the photograph was being taken

Do I want to know what the ducks represent?

what is coming out of the sharks mouth.

Holy eyebrows!

Where is the bruising? Actual color photos from that day show a puffy, swollen black eye (left) and redness on the scratch above the right eye. You can see the texture of these injuries in the black and white photo, but they are not colored in.

Two GIs from C Company, 1st Battalion, 36th Armored Infantry Regiment, 3rd Armored Division take cover behind an M 4 Sherman while under German Artillery bombardment in Geich Germany, 11 December 1944

I was named after him Carlee Franklin