My Photos! C&C always welcomed!

[garlic]

Hey everyone! i just want to share some of my 'best'(imo)photos i took throughout these months. i'm still new to photography and i want to learn more!
i have a Canon T2i w/ kit lens and 70-300mm.
i think my photos has too much editing. what do you guys think?! i want to have more of a natural look! suggestion are welcomed!
thank you! :mrgreen:

 

[Tight Knot]

I like them a lot. I would recommend that you number them so people can critique them properly as there are too many to do otherwise.
1 thing I would recommend is straightening quite a few of them, I'll try and post 1 or 2 that I think would really benefit.
Edit: Here they are,

and

 

[LuckySe7en]

nice shots, can we see more of the SI?

 

[fsquare]

Really nice shots...#2 is my fav

 

[arcooke]

I really like the one with the rocks and the cityscape behind them. Cool display of natural vs man-made. Generally not a big fan of vignetting but it looks good on that photo. Nice job.

 

[sobolik]

They can use correction for camera distortion. Easy enough to do. I like the ideas though.

#1 The buildings tilt in toward the center
#2 The earth sinks in the middle and is not a sphere
#3 The bridge tilts toward the center

 

[lildlege1]

I wish I could take photos like that awesome job!!!!!

 

[garlic]

Thanks for the Suggestions! i will try my best to angle it better!
im planning on getting a new len. i currently have the kit lens and a 70mm-300mm
i was wondering hows the 50mm f/1.8
Amazon.com: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens: Camera & Photo

 

[PhillyPhoton]

Very Nice! :thumbup:

 

[Fujito]

That's not the most flattering angle to take a car picture at, especially a Si without a HFP kit. Too round and bubbly.

Besides that, good stuff. I actually like #4, and I generally hate any kind of selective coloring edits.

 

[lildlege1]

How much of each photo was edited? was it alot and complicated or just minor fixes and your camera took those pretty colors?

 

[spacefuzz]

I like the bridge pictures, and the fact that you used a small aperature.