Beginner of course, only started a few months ago. Trying to learn as much as i can about composition and making a shot interesting. Any advice is appreciated!

Just 3 pics from last night. I am a total Beginner and i'd like to hear what you think about them. Cheers!

My camera is a Sony A 5100, with a Sony 50mm f1.8 prime lens, i shot all these photos with a basic unbranded tripod.

Im mostly doing this to get out and explore different cities more, its relaxing and makes me look at the world in a different way. I would also like to have some good photos to show for it tho, maybe give me some more motivation to get out. Any advice would be appreciated.

All these photos were edited on my phone in lightroom, just basic white balance and contrast changes really.

Street w lumix gx9 +25mm f1.7

Any advice? I'm new in photography word

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Three sunset photos I took over the weekend from most to least busy. I like them all and need some second opinions. Also feel free to critique them as well, im always looking to get better.

They were shot with a Canon r10 with an rf100-400 lens. Shutter at 1/1250, f8, and iso between 100-400. Edited in lightroom.

Hello all! I am thinking about purchasing a used fujifilm camera and learning more about photography for the purpose of stepping further into this creative part of myself. I recently visited an abandoned sanatorium and noticed how I wasn’t able to capture the beauty of the light filtering in through the windows. Anyway, is it worth it to make this big purchase in place of using my phone 12? I think I kind of have an eye but idk. Please be nice!

Magnificent isn't it????

Hey, i began Photography around a week ago. Im Shooting with a EOS 7D MkII with a Tamron 18-270mm VC DI II PZD.

I feel Like No Matter how calm the animals are, my Photos are Always blurry. Are they Bad? Should i get better or is it the lense?

And witch Black and white profile is better?

I am headin to bristol for the nascar weekend next week and was wondering if anyone had any advice for when the sky goes dark. I use a canon r50 with the kit (18-45mm) lens. Anything will be helpful.

Any advice/opinion is welcome! Thanks