I, for one, would not appreciate it if entire swaths of b/w photographs were needlessly colorized for "archiving", especially the Ansel Adams. His photography w

I, for one, would not appreciate it if entire swaths of b/w photographs were needlessly colorized for "archiving", especially the Ansel Adams. His photography was too good for the exact medium he chose, and colorizing them detracts from the image. Colorization is super cool and whatnot, but I don't think it should be applied to art.