Anyone care to rate a couple of photos I've taken?

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2/8

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3/8

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Not sure I like this one, but here you go.

4/8

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5/8

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6/8

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7/8

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Aaaaaaaand that's it Thank you for your time .

8/8

Self bump? Yep.

you're young and it shows. keep shooting though, you'll get better.
most of these are I-got-a-camera pictures, you're playing with the same kinds of ideas everyone does and doing a healthy bit of navel-gazing in figuring it out. a couple things you did that I liked:
>>2971623 >>2971617 playing with geometry. work on this. but it doesn't just apply to the obvious things like square buildings and telephone poles. check out henri cartier-bresson.
>>2971612 here's the only photo where you're telling a story. it's not executed perfectly, the foreground and background are lousy/taking up too much space and the spider has lunch in his hands already, but you've created some tension by combining these two subjects in your photo. storytelling is great. work on it.