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Leighton, the b&w of the sloping street is very pleasing, it reminds me of a number of years back (before getting into photography) being in San Francisco. Its a nearly empty street with just a couple of cars parked, one van turning in to drive up the street, and a person taking a step onto the curb. Not sure exactly but I think the sparsity of cars and people on the street add to this photo.
Philip, very moving capture of the person on the bench rubbing their eyes.
Peter, all your Kruger shots are very enjoyable to see.
Philippe, the way you compose and frame your subjects is delightful.
Ray, very nice shots of the hawk with both the 180 and 300 AIS lenses! There is one that I saw on the roof that looked very well fed and I wonder if that's why the little bunny I took the picture of recently has not shown up last couple days. The hawk didn't seem to have the patience to wait for me while I ran inside and started to change out the wide angle lens for a tele 
Eric, very nice use of available light with your 'new' 105 1.8. And in the next set, is that broken lens glass with stuff growing on it?
Jose, neat pic of the plant lice. Looked them up and their common name may be aphids, they seem to be more prey than predators. And nice shot with the 85 and Vivitar tube of the little flower bud.
Tony, that walkers on the marina is superb capture. If you look closely, there's four legs at exactly the same angle.
Steve, the harbor shots from down under are superb.
Jeff, very elegant "Sea Lights" shot.
Leighton, your red and green peppers look delicious and ready to be chopped and cooked into some delicious meal!
Georg, the second monkey image with the 35 1.4 is super!
Curtis, I am getting crazy enough too now that I saw the grapevine picture and "35 1.4" came to my mind before I saw your caption Very nice way to spend your birthday.
Mike, of the water and rocks and trees all are pleasing but I liked that last one with the trees the most. Leaves one a bit intrigued about that scene.
Ed, beautiful flower and you had some great fall color shots a bit further back!
Monty, i think you are incorrect, Rocky is saying can you get that thing out of my face And the carpet of colored leaves on the ground looks very pleasant. Its really cooled down here today in MD, so I can imagine Wisconsin's even cooler.
Bert, great Blue Angels image! And the light on top of the crop plants is so pleasing!
Jimmy, really enjoyed the seafood market shots on the water.
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