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iv got into photography three or four muths ago love it and got the bug and learning loads

I rather like your first shot the composition gives it a very strong imposing feel and although the top part of the building looks like it may be a bit out of focus it does add to the over all effect , I even like the slightly over exposed sky for the same reason . A very nice shot even tho it doesn't follow all the usual guide lines , it works for me .

The second shot is very nicely exposed and has lovely vivid colours but with no point of interest it looks like a small part of a much larger image .

Mark