I am trying to do more forest macro photography. I like using LED lights from Smallrig, but haven’t really found a usecase for the color options. How do you like the blue background compared to the more natural look?
Both are unedited, focus stacked pictures. The difference is only in the LED color used.

These are some of my favourite photos I've taken over the last 6 years in various countries.

It's mainly landscapes, astrophotography and architecture, with a few animals thrown in as well.

All of these were taken on either Google Pixels or the OPPO Find X9 Ultra and I've only edited them in Snapseed.

I think I generally go for quite a high contrast, saturated and warm look, but I'd be really interested to hear what people think. I'm especially interested in feedback on both the photography itself and the editing, as I'd like to get better at both. I currently only use Snapseed for editing, I've never used something like lightroom.

Reddit has cropped a few of the images when I've uploaded them, so some might look a little odd compared to the originals.

Any feedback is very welcome, good or bad! ☺️

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I'm new to photography, took it while I was traveling in Da Nang

Not sure if this is considered minimalist

Are these at least ok ish? Which composition is better? Any advice?

One of my shots from the epic Mont Saint Michel. Unfortunately I didn’t get down for the sea level shot but found this spot of open grass. The bird was a bonus. I have plenty of other ones but this was my first edit. I added the mist and gold colour in Lightroom
Thoughts?

Man and dog waiting for the ferry in Maine

Taken with a Lumix G80 and 45-200mm lens

The Mallos de Riglos

I’m obsessed with chasing the “film” look, maybe because I’m brainwashed with all the Leica and Fuji photos I’ve seen so far , but it is what it is ☺️ Are any of these good? This is what I got so far, with two kids on me 😅

Took a lot of photos so it’s a mini photo dump lol. Also my first time shooting on a manual focus lens and first time posting here