Nice colour overall and Jeep looks great. No lens flare other than the nice diffraction pattern. I'm a little surprised that with the aperture/shutter speed/ISO the sky isn't showing more blue, and possibly stars. But yes, looks like a nice addition to your lens armoury.

You're bonding strongly to the timber stockpiles
Cooler tones here but that may be processing. Clarity has held up well for 1 second.

I do like the diffraction pattern from the street light, and only f4.

Yep, reo was the first thing I noticed, and confirming it's a concrete pool. Fascinating to see it in progress; I'm keen to see what happens to the surrounds as well.

I like the greater weight you've assigned to the ceiling lights, but if you make me choose, I'll have the B&W please for overall impact.

Now here's a winning B&W for sure. Love the role played by the floor lighting, balanced compositionally by the ceiling fluoros and their partial reflection.

I feel this is a step up from 2850. The very slight change in viewing angle and probably the darker presentation work together to win me over. And thank you - I'm fond of Buddahs, especially the fat, happy ones

LOL. I do like the piece on the left.

The foreground bike with the dropped chain looks familiar - is this the one that featured in a dramatic close-up shadow play earlier this year?

For exotic dancing evenings eh?