[Kambizd]

Many of them good. A couple are a little bit blurry, I'd take them out. And the Bridge one, it is dull, but it has great potential - you can greatly enhance it in post processing.

[chase.]

Many of them good. A couple are a little bit blurry, I'd take them out. And the Bridge one, it is dull, but it has great potential - you can greatly enhance it in post processing.

Thanks dude. I already edited the bridge one it used to be wayyy more dull

[TALKINGBRAT69]

Its kinda good but u need improvement nd sure u'll.BOL

[softlights]

I will be brute and say that I don't like any of the photos you have up.

You certainly show interest, but you will have to practice more if you would like your work to be taken seriously.

You have photos of interesting subjects, but the photos themselves are boring. They look like you just stood in front of the building/bridge and clicked the shutter. Many of the photos aren't straight. If you use Lightroom, when cropping, you can draw a line to straighten the picture. There's also an auto-straighten button which may work too.

I'm not a fan of the VSCO-looking fade in your first and last images. They remind me of Instagram filters and they don't seem to add anything to your photos.

Your second-last photo is underexposed. I would expose for the land, not the sky. For sunnier days where the sky would blow out, you could consider bracketing exposures.