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Shane: That singer and conductor juxtaposed in B&W is my favourite, telling both the vulnerability and power of performing like this.
Oka: Great colours and subtly teasing pose.
Daan: Nice to see some members of your family, theay are beautiful and so are the images.
Bobby: Rich and juicy colors in those well-composed bird photos, even with a tiny teleconverter.
Mark: Just incredible! My hat off to you.
William: That could be a friend or foe, nicley captured expression and the graphical composition is just right.
Joshua: Beautifil images as always, and the snake image really shows off the absence of axial color fringing in the lens.
Claude: Frozen energy in perfect focus and timing.
Jeff: A very happy shot, even with selective focus, drawing attention to the "better" half 
John: She must be very happy to get these portraits, and the lens helps too.
TeamSpeed: Who would belive the old lens would work, the heartbreaker doesn't want to be depicted any sharper.
Starnut: That's just too good to be true.
Stan: When the adorable mini-Stan and mini-Mrs grow up, they will tell their kids about the shuttles, and that grandpa took the best images of them ever.
Luka: How do you have time to go on safari? I thought you were always busy with charts and technobabble ;-) Excellent and moody, the Zebra is my favourite too.
Corvus: I can really feel the taste of the sand just before the hands touch the ground.
Richard: Close to the action there!
rd4tile: Some great fun and great use of background too!
Shane again: Those kids are very camera friendly!
It is impossible to follow up the quality here, but the lens can be used as an ordinary lens too, taking pictures of nothing, on a tripod with ND filter and colors removed: (This is just an excuse to follw up with a later technical post about the prime-like sharpness of the lens)
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