මේක නම් මරු වැඩක් ඇත්තටම...රුසියාවේ Photo Editor කෙනෙක් වන Anton Logvynenko සහ තවත් පිරිසක් ටයිටනික් නැවේ ඒ කාලෙ ගත්ත පරණ ෆොටෝස් ටික අරගෙන ඒ ටිකට හානියක් නොවෙන විදියට දැන් තියෙන දියුණු තාක්ෂණය පාවිච්චි කරලා වර්ණවත් ඡායාරූප විදියට සකස් කරලා තියෙනවා...මේක එයා කරලා තියෙන්නේ ගිය අවුරුද්දට ටයිටනික් නැව ගිලිලා අවුරුදු 100 ක් ගතවීම නිමිත්තෙන්...මේකෙන් අපිට පොඩි හරි අදහසක් ගන්න පුලුවන් ඒ කාලෙ නැව තිබුන විදිය අපි හැබැහින් දකින් ආකාරයට...මේ ෆොටෝස් නම් මම හොයාගත්තේ ඩේලිමේල් එකෙන්...රෙප් දුන්නට මම තරහ නෑ.. 
රීපෝස්ට් නම් ඉතින් සොරි තමයි... 
Majestic: New life has been breathed into The Titanic by photo editor Anton Logvynenko who painstakingly coloured in black and white images of the doomed ship
Impressive: The liner has been authentically coloured in Mr Logvynenko's project that he started to commemorate the 100th anniversary of its sinking
Start to finish: Mr Logvynenko's coloured images show the Titanic under construction in the gantry (right) to the finished deck
Awesome: The photo editor even coloured in the well-wishers who gathered to wave farewell to The Titanic
Opulence: The luxury of the first class and even second class cabins have been brought to life in Mr Logvynenko's astonishing pictures
Stylish: The Titanic's Cafe Parisien is shown in its original splendour in this coloured photograph where the ivy and ornate ceiling stand out far more than in black and white
Keep fit: Passengers on the luxury liner could enjoy state-of-the-art facilities including a gymnasium (pictured), Turkish bath and telephone
Ornate: Mr Logvnenko chose green and gold decoration to illustrate the opulence of the suites. Tickets for suites would have cost up to £870 in high season (£72,932 today)
Expensive: The Titanic's designers wanted their liner to resemble a fine hotel on water with the highest stands of luxury
Dinner time: The dining room, painted here with white walls and green chairs, was a grand room
Doomed: The Titanic sank on its maiden voyage after crashing into an iceberg and killing 1,517 people
Authentic: Mr Logvynenko used adhered to the known colours of deep navy with the large funnels painted in yellow
Setting sail: The Titanic being launched in 1911 from Belfast before its famous funnels have been built
රීපෝස්ට් නම් ඉතින් සොරි තමයි... 
Majestic: New life has been breathed into The Titanic by photo editor Anton Logvynenko who painstakingly coloured in black and white images of the doomed ship
Impressive: The liner has been authentically coloured in Mr Logvynenko's project that he started to commemorate the 100th anniversary of its sinking
Start to finish: Mr Logvynenko's coloured images show the Titanic under construction in the gantry (right) to the finished deck
Awesome: The photo editor even coloured in the well-wishers who gathered to wave farewell to The Titanic
Opulence: The luxury of the first class and even second class cabins have been brought to life in Mr Logvynenko's astonishing pictures
Stylish: The Titanic's Cafe Parisien is shown in its original splendour in this coloured photograph where the ivy and ornate ceiling stand out far more than in black and white
Keep fit: Passengers on the luxury liner could enjoy state-of-the-art facilities including a gymnasium (pictured), Turkish bath and telephone
Ornate: Mr Logvnenko chose green and gold decoration to illustrate the opulence of the suites. Tickets for suites would have cost up to £870 in high season (£72,932 today)
Expensive: The Titanic's designers wanted their liner to resemble a fine hotel on water with the highest stands of luxury
Dinner time: The dining room, painted here with white walls and green chairs, was a grand room
Doomed: The Titanic sank on its maiden voyage after crashing into an iceberg and killing 1,517 people
Authentic: Mr Logvynenko used adhered to the known colours of deep navy with the large funnels painted in yellow
Setting sail: The Titanic being launched in 1911 from Belfast before its famous funnels have been built
එතකොට අර නැව ගිලිච්ච තැනට එක්කන් යන ආච්චි කවුද බන් ?
