You want to see a parade? Peek inside

Here are a few shots from the St. Patrick's Day parade last Saturday. I blew it with my lens selection. I really should have taken the DA*50-135 or/and the F*300. Live and learn I guess.











The light was pretty flat, gray skies and all. So I post processed many liberally. I uploaded almost the whole boatload to zenfolio as my sister wanted to see them. I'll eventually thin them out. But if you'd like to take a look here is the link:
LaRee | St. Patricks Day Parade

[Clicker]

You challenged yourself with lense selection and worked on your PP, i don't see anything to be worried about

Sepia toning for a Nostalgic images, seems appropriate, well done.

[Jimbo]

Interesting PP work LaRee. Nicely done. JIM

An excellent series and really classy PP to boot. Well done.

[ppeter]

Nothing wrong with the lens selection from what I can see. Love the muted color and sepia tones .

[Lance B]

Nice series on images, LaRee. I also like your post processing work on these. Gives it a very nice touch!

[daacon]

Very nice LaRee - nothing wrong with the shots, lens selection or PP - excellent.

[kunik]

I hadn't seen these processed ones LaRee. Nicely done. Is this Lucas?

[drmartin]

This theatrical performance pleased me . Portrait -simply SUPER!!!

[Sailor]

This is a great series - there's something about the guy in the last shot that reminds me of Jimmy Stewart although the face shape looks quite different.

Jer

[JMR]

Oh, what have you done! Everyone and everything looks so important, like they are frozen in time. Well done. I also saw and liked your Bob the Builder series. It was too much when I saw Bob receiving those flowers on Valentines day. Still smiling at that one.

JMR

[roentarre]

Very retro feeling there

I like the sepia toning in these images.

The last shot is the winner!

[rmtagg]

These are quite wonderful!

[Scottnorwo]

You captured the parade very creatively. Great shots

[gawan]

Gerat series! Love the old cars!