Welcome to TPF. Looks like you are interested in a variety of subject matter and don't fear shooting in a variety of lighting. I like 7 as I like the night light idea. Sorry I can't CC on technical things just yet (cause I don't know how to not cause I don't want to). You should number your photos so it makes it easier for people to coment on them. Also, there is no EXIF info (exposure info, speed, apature, mode etc). Sometimes that is helpful for people to give you guidance as how to improve. No. 9 was done wide the wide side of your lens giving you that building lean. That can easily be fixed with software if you are interested. Hope to see more of your work as you progress.
Try numbering them and put up less photos. This will make it easier for people to C&C your pictures. Since I'm bored I'll do them all
#1- I like this but It's kind of dull. The lightpost and shaded grass before a non-shaded building doesn't do much of anything for me.
#2 I have no idea what the focal point is! I would've made it the reflection and use a different vantage point. Still a good picture none the less.
#3- I like the color of the water against the gravel but dislike having so many birds clumped up. Try and focus on one or two birds, one in and one out of the water. Beautiful, vibrant colors!
#4 My favorite of the bunch! if you crop it I think it will be a much better picture.
Some may not like how I centered it but I had to crop out the purple flowers. They were distracting.
#5 My least favorite. Your ISO was probably way too high. I can't get any EXIF info on these pictures. Weird.... The noise is result of a high ISO.
#6 You shouldn't center all of your subjects. Take a few pictures, centering in some and not in others, and decide which is better.
#7 too basic. The lighting is good though.
#8 This one is interesting. The glare from the middle left is distracting along with the weird lighting. The flag is also blurry. Oddly enough... I like this one a lot.
#9 Second favorite, but once again... what is your focal point?
#10 Nice picture. You have a focal point and it's technically good.
Overall try to work on focal points, lighting, some post editing, and next time put less pictures.
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