spring for a DSLR camera, its a whole new world. Take the camera off Auto. Learn to use the camera and what settings and features do what. Take lots of pics, even pics that you know have no subject, but use the pic to learn more about your camera and lighting.
I am no pro by anymeans, Im not even amature. But i have had some equipment and been on some photo forums adn know what the pros consider to be photography.
Take thousands of photos, delete 99% of them. Only the ones that really make you say wow are the ones you keep.
having too many pics makes it hard to comment on them.
3rd to last, the fence post in front distracts from the subject
4th to last, in this case to me the fence is part of the photo, the power lines are not.
cat and horse are out of focus or not sharp. in the next one up the guard rail should be omitied.
the one of your house from the hill, at very bottom is a guard rail, things like that you have to watch for, reframe just a little, zoom in or take a step forward and omit that
I like the dog ones,
the one with the bikes, the dude standing there, ask him to move.
sorry if I seem to be nit picking at every photo, but those are the things that will set a photo apart from a snapshot.
