r/AmateurPhotography

So, I swear by early 2010’s DSLR for its bit of grain and the raw, less defined output the older style sensors tend to give. I am still new to photography in general. I picked up my T5 last summer and have gotten so much bang for my buck. Here is some pics from the last 2-3 weeks auto-exported from Lightroom. Any tips or critiques HIGHLY appreciated :)

A very unexpected lay off led to me getting into photography! Here are a few i have done so far as practice.

Took a family vacation to Olympic National Park and surrounding areas recently and got some photos!

I took all of these photos on a Nikon D750 using a NIKKOR 24-120 f4G ED VR lens.

for me its 1st one

Took these on my recent trip in Jasper National Park, Banff National Park, and the drive in between. Shot on Canon Rebel T3 with the 18-55mm lens. Overall I'm happy with these pictures but I'm also wondering what I can do better.

Happy July 4th y’all!

Saw a Great Blue Heron, a Green Heron, some cutie toddler ducks (2 different families), little turtles snatching up the abundance of fish, and a little Green Frog that let me get extremely close for a picture!! I let him be, so he could continue hunting, but thanked him for letting me have the opportunity to see him closer;D!! I got a video of him croaking, and with how small these little guys are, they definitely make some noise! (The little yellow spot on the water in pic 5 is another froggy, with his throat showing:P)! Super cool!🤗🐟🐢🐸🦆🪶!!

I only had my 35mm with me as this was just a stop while traveling. Will probably go back with a wider lens and possibly a narrower lens to get a closer shot on the farther falls.

Taken in Kansas City, Missouri

All of these are from my iPhone 17 saving up for a professional camera. I just wanna get other people’s opinions!

Was on Vacation in Thale an took this Shot with my Phone (The hike was too Long, and the Backpack already to heavy to Take my DSLR with me)