You've received a lot of comment on your pics, but do continue exploring atmospheric mood, composition, and learning. You are on the right track.
1. The pics of the river feels like the scene is tilting to the left. Maybe rotate the image to the right just a tad.
2. The overall composition and...
The Z50ii is a worthy consideration. But after years of shooting DX, I'm now enjoying the full-frame experience. It's reminiscent of decades using 35mm cameras. When I now go out to explore things to photograph, there's an eagerness to discover how the world looks with superb Z optics from a...
Reflection of a streetlight in a puddle of water on a rainy day. At the time, it felt like peering into the cold world of Fritz Lang's 1927 film, Metropolis.
Nikon D500
40mm 2.8 DX Micro
I don't do anything professionally anymore, just visually interesting odds-and-ends as you see in my posts. Sometimes I track a person across the composition but I loose them in the viewfinder and the final image is not so level. I've learned to frame the composition wider and then straighten...
You are right about the freeze frame function. That is a bit distracting. The Z6ii takes 1 SD and 1 XQD/CF Express... correct?
No improvement otherwise?
I used a D500 for a few years, then a D810 briefly, finally the Z5 these past months because a used body was affordable from a local Southern California camera shop.
The Z5 serves me well except for the 4.5fps and the viewfinder blackout during exposure.
I'm interested in hearing from any...
The image doesn't work with JFK staring at the lovers. Argh! Square Gabriel Pierne behind the Institut de France, Paris.
Nikon D500
70-300mm AF-P VR DX
July, 2020
A mixed salad of sky blue and mustard yellow with some slices of ochre, green, and a chunk of red to the side. I'm color deficient in the green area, so I don't really know if the colors are green, teal, or cyan.
Nikon Z5
Z 24-70mm f/4 S