Critique my photography? +K for helpful answers

For the photos of the buildings I think they would look much better in black and white, thats my opinion though. Sometimes BW makes not too intriguing things like that look a whole lot cooler!

What are you trying to say with these photos??? Because when i look at them i just see a building and a car nothing impressive, maybe play around with angles and lighting

I would definitely try editing the photos. Some of them gets a bit boring to look at, and looks a bit "washed out". Try changing the contrast, shadows, highlights and play around with exposure. I can assure you will get a much better result. Remember, photography isn't just about pressing a button; one must work with the photo afterwards too. Hope you found this helpful, or something like that at least. Good luck!

^^^ thanks to all of you. I am planning on editing them, I was just playing around because it's the first time I've used the camera. I'll post some edited versions later.

Don't just snap away, think deep about every picture you are taking, composition, focus, exposure.

Pretty much what the others said. I liked the ones of that car though. By the way what the fuck is that thing?

when you're taking your photos, try to look at all of the edges of your composition and look at what you are or are not including in the shot. you don't want to randomly cut things out, or include things you dont want. in your case, I would have thought about seeing what it would be like to include the entire lamp post in your second shot, also the entire van and the entire wheel in those other two shots. I'm just learning more about photography right now as well, just got my own first DSLR about a month ago and it's definitely a fun learning experience. that advice - looking at all the edges, i've found has helped me a lot. also the idea like someone else more or less said, the photo should tell a story. I think one of the traps with Instagram and Tumblr photography these days is that people take pictures of literally anything and figure it'll somehow look artsy. I have raised my camera and then lowered it so many times in the last month when I have to tell myself to not be stupid and take pictures of totally random things because i've seen so many friggin photos of random things on social media that I think it'll be cool when it's really not at all and there is nothing actually all that interesting about what I was about to take a photo of.

With every photo you take you are trying to convey a message to the viewer, remember that.

a slammed Ford Transit (small cargo van)