C & C please!

[Santaji]

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[Rosshole]

In 1 you may want to look into leveling out the horizon, it can be distracting to anyone viewing it.

Great location for 2 & 3, but I would try to get in closer/reposition to make the most of the waterfall/stream.

Great composition on the last two, just not very interesting subjects.

 

[Eagleers]

Yeah love number 2 the best

 

[Rosshole]

Also, a little bit of post could go a long way with these.

 

[Santaji]

Thanks for replying, everyone.

Also, a little bit of post could go a long way with these.

I am a noob and have never done any post processing before. what exactly should i be doing to my photos to improve them?

 

[clanthar]

You need editing software (Photoshop, GIMP, Elements, etc.).

You first check your images for tone response (this is called a Levels correction). The photos you placed here are pretty good but can benefit from some tweaks.

Then you adjust the photo for color (white balance) and any color errors added by the camera.

Those two basics you want to consider for every photo. Then you have the option to make local edits.

Here's an example using one of your photos:

I raised the contrast and tone balanced the photo.
I then removed a blue/red color cast.
And I removed that annoying branch at the bottom of the frame.

Joe