1 & 3 definitely (2 is a great shot too, but, you know, almost normal-looking compared to the others )
#1 in particular has qualities that appeal to me, of quietness, contemplation, concentration and minimalism, as did the first you posted a few days ago. If you have more, I'd love to see them as a collection.

Agree with the above comments regarding textures/patterns/colours - plenty of things to see in nature.

Lovely bird.

Agreed. And, as a standalone image, #1 is really great - well framed and processed,

Hello Bret, I don't know whether your K-01 has been claimed yet (and I haven't yet convinced myself a back-up K-01 is my best course of action regarding my much-used unit), but the number of shutter actuations could give a buyer a good idea of how much it has been used. Who knows, It might even push me over the edge of indecisevness...

edit: and yes, it is really great with an M28 3.5 glued on!

Mr Ripley seems quite talented in making lenses shine...

3 and 4 stand out for me, 3 for great composition/structure (which I sometimes/often find lacking in ICMs) and a ghostly 'je ne sais quoi' about it, and 4 for composition and its very painterly quality and boldness. The last image is interesting, but too harsh for my eyes.

Really something special about #3.

The Green Hairstreak is stunning - butterfly and image.

Lovely, almost abstract colours/movement in #2.

Yet another set of beautiful paintings #1 is a great show-starter, somehow putting everything into context despite its seeming to stand a bit apart from the rest (to me). #6 is a bit of an eye-grabber, with its curving movement echoed later in #9, 12 and 16. The 'pastel' series (#s 8,10, 11,12, 17) really make your softly flowing colour wizardry shine (they all do, of course, but here they form the subject matter itself, IMO). And the 'traces' series (#s12 through 14 - 15 being a close relation) brings strong yet subtle structure to the party. #s 2 through 7 bring everything into broad daylight, so to speak. #17 is quite compelling, the landscape fading into light and darkness together...

Now, waiting on those ICMs...