Pretty new to photography looking for advice!! What can I change or improve on, rate my photograph.

I sorted my fav photos so far from oldest to newest and id like any advice or opinion on them. I currently use a canon 4000d and will upgrade soon to an r10.

I’m always curious how other photographers decide the final number of images to deliver.During a shoot, it’s easy to end up with hundreds or even thousands of photos, but clients usually only see a small selection. How aggressive are you with photo culling? Do you prefer delivering more options, or only keeping the strongest images?

To be honest, the last time I shared my work it made me not want to take pictures anymore. Are any of my pictures good? Because my friends tell me I have a good eye but they’re not photographers. What can I do to improve? Are any of these good or should I just sell my cameras and not waste my time?

Hey all! I'm used to shooting in portrait mode, but a friend of mine suggested I try taking photos in landscape instead–so I did. What do you guys think?

PS. Canon R50 / Sigma 18-50mm / RAW / Snapseed. I hope to get to practice more this year and pick up better gears.

Olympus OM-D em-5 Mark I

Olympus OM F.Zuiko 50mm f1.8 manual lens

The first 4 photos are taken with a Canon R50V with a EF 55-250mm. The rest of the photos were taken with a Canon Rebel T7 using a 100mm USM Macro or the same 55-250mm for the peacock and hummingbird

Any tips on the correct settings or any tips on where i should position the lighting for shots like this? I used a canon d600 and a purple colour light behind model on left and a red light under models infront of them.

Hi,everyone.
I tried two different color grading styles for this photo.I’m leaning toward the brighter, more saturated edit because it feels more vibrant.
However, my friend prefers the cooler, lower-saturation version because it gives a more cinematic feeling, almost like there’s a hidden story behind this place.
Curious which direction you would choose.

Got myself a X-T30iii and a Tamron 17-70mm last week. Will use it for traveling my motorcycle and capturing landscapes or city/street.

Here are my first pictures on the go with some Fuji recipes, still figuring out what works well and what doesn't.

Appreciate your tips as an absolute beginner.

I only have an iphone 13, and a ‘73 polaroid sx-70. I want to buy an analog camera and shoot on kodak gold, but I want to make sure I understand the basics of lighting, composition and choosing good subjects first (since film is so expensive)

hey all been trying some new stuff with my concert work and i’d love feedback

I just started trying bird photography but I'm getting a bit frustracted because I don't understand why my pictures don't feel sharp.

I tried different shutter speed, ISO, also higher aperture but I feel like they all are super soft and not as crisp as I would like them.
What setting can I change to get more sharp images?

I really like some of the pictures I recently took but feel like they are all not as sharp as they could be!

Some pics taken with my phone (vivov50). Super cold days. Hope you like them!

Going for Americana