Nice job on that processing as well.
No worries on going out with a lot of equipment and not having experience, that's how we all learn. It's a good idea to practice with the equipment at home to get an idea how it works first, but don't be scared to go out and try it in a real situation. You'll learn faster that way. Then let your photos speak for themselves. These shots are already really good, just lacking in getting the exposure nailed. That will come with more experience. Other than that they look good from a shutter speed, DOF, Focus and subject point of view. Keep up the good work. 

