Please understand that we kind of tiptoe around some of the newbies and they get little if anything much of the time. You've been here enough that I recognize you and honestly, you probably aren't getting much because what you were posting was cell phone snap shots that we couldn't really do anything for. You got the composition recommendation and that's about all we could do then. So, I know I am guilty of not bothering to even look when I know I can't do anything for you.
You just got your camera and you have the information on composition, but you don't seem to be using it. If you aren't using what we've given you, then it doesn't really help you much to give you more.
You have a BUNCH of pictures put in with no numbering and all crammed together. It takes a quite a bit of time to give thorough CC and it's not exactly FAST to give you basic cc on each image. If you post images that are not numbered to make it easy and you post more than about 3-5 MAX we're not going to do much. Not that we don't want to, but... like I said it takes a quite a bit of time for us to do this and we really need you to give us every advantage we can have in order to help you.
I know the numbering and putting them on separate lines sounds pretty petty, but it really does help us. It insures that you and the person giving cc are always on the same image and having each image stand alone-not running into another one really does help.
And lastly-finally-snapshots of your kids are awesome and you should (hopefully) have a ton of them for every day of their lives. If they are not technically perfect WHO CARES? They are a vital memory to you. You need to give us some information if you want us to help using your snapshots. What are you working on? Exposure? Composition? Aperture? Shutter? ISO? Processing? Because we're going to simply tell you that these are snapshots and not made for getting CC on. Our goal is to help you with something that you are working on or creating a perfect _________ (portrait, in these cases) image. That could be macro, landscape... whatever depending on what the images are.