First photos. beginner

[Salah Yousef]

Beginner photographer. You can open the link from a laptop or mobile.

https://www.instagram.com/salahyousefphotography/

Criticism, complements and advice's are appreciated.

 

[Salah Yousef]

 

[Pookie]

The biggest suggestion I have is to remove the huge watermarks from all your images... either leave them off entirely or make it much less of a distraction. That and straighten/level your horizons.

 

[Maximilian]

... straighten/level your horizons.

+1
Also on vertical lines like the towers, but that's difficult with a UWA lens without T&S functionality.
If you want to make it diagonal make it really strong (> 20°). Otherwise it looks negligent.

 

[Salah Yousef]

The biggest suggestion I have is to remove the huge watermarks from all your images... either leave them off entirely or make it much less of a distraction. That and straighten/level your horizons.

Will remove the watermarks next time I try to edit pictures. About the horizons, yeah my friend who happens to be a photographer suggested I get better at positioning.

 

[JonAustin]

Nice shot, the comments already made notwithstanding.

I have the same problem with horizons sometimes, and that's with a camera that superimposes gridlines in the viewfinder! Too busy focusing on the subject, I suppose. You can always straighten them out in post, although, like many things, it's best to get it right at the time of capture.

Same goes for the converging vertical lines, but unless you do a lot of this kind of photography, a tilt/shift lens may not be practical. You can compensate for it some in post, using vertical perspective controls. Again, not optimum, but can help a lot if used judiciously.