Starting with the cutest eh? Guessed right away what might be coming, having read about the delivery this morning, and having just seen the jump in photograph numbers. First reaction is confirmation of what I would have hoped for with this lens, based also on fleeting scan of other thumbnails. Hard to say whether you've pushed it too far; it does seem a tad "noisy" to me, but I may return here later. I'll get to the others more closely, a bit later this evening.

The foreground trees dominate the frame, but their form and light response is interesting enough that they can hold their own.

Looks like a more recent one in the distance.

Wowsers. Fire relics?

So what have we got here? - four door decoys just to confuse burglars! Eye catching colours.

'nuff said! Nice new car ...

Looking to buy? Foreground flowers taking advantage of the neglect.

Nice late sun catch for a subtle blue/gold show; a couple of freight cars have joined the party too. Is this en route to a forest getaway?

Great! I look forward to seeing how this adventure develops. Shooting through the plants seems a good idea, akin to a bird hide. I find it's movement that disturbs the birds most so ... with a bit of cat constraint ... ... what about setting up one of your cameras on a tripod or other support - "always" in position so birds get used to it, and using remote triggering that doesn't reveal your movement. Other ideas too, but Kim might not approve lol.

This is my fave of the three. I think the image works best with a strong vertical to anchor things, in this case that corner pillar in the centre of the frame. Everything else flows from that; other angular departures become inconsequential. I prefer this one to ###923 because of the red chair's inclusion - reinforced anchoring and catchy spot colour without distracting from the main show. Great colours, love the cloud patterns and the window ghost.