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time40 🇬🇧 2026-05-16 03:45
The Retro colour A.I. issued for a 1957 picture was more extreme brown toned and faded than this. I warmed it up to give it more life, along with a load of other repairs to the boy and bike. But some total weirdness items on the bike I left to suit the drama and comedy of U.F.O. hysteria of the 1950s. I made a fun mini video of this, as usual it ran over the megabyte upload limit. But I am going to describe the fun anyway. The boy rides his bike forward out of shot, oblivious of the U.F.O.. A.I. warms the colours up as the camera moves away from the glare of the sun. Then the U.F.O. leaving a strong shadow sliding up the road and following Alexander, collides with the telegraph wires causing a flash of light and the lines to break, The camera moving with the action now has the boy back in shot as we see his back and he turns to look behind him at the cause of the noise and sees the U.F.O. for the first time. The U.F.O. rights itself and flies on up the road side.
The Retro colour A.I. issued for a 1957 picture was more extreme brown toned and faded than this. I warmed it up to give it more life, along with a load of other repairs to the boy and bike. But some total weirdness items on the bike I left to suit the drama and comedy of U.F.O. hysteria of the 1950s. I made a fun mini video of this, as usual it ran over the megabyte upload limit. But I am going to describe the fun anyway. The boy rides his bike forward out of shot, oblivious of the U.F.O.. A.I. warms the colours up as the camera moves away from the glare of the sun. Then the U.F.O. leaving a strong shadow sliding up the road and following Alexander, collides with the telegraph wires causing a flash of light and the lines to break, The camera moving with the action now has the boy back in shot as we see his back and he turns to look behind him at the cause of the noise and sees the U.F.O. for the first time. The U.F.O. rights itself and flies on up the road side.