Critique these evening shots.

I'd like to get some input on these photos. This is my first evening out taking night pictures. The pictures of the cars on the corner were done by a G5 using a 15 sec exposure, ND turned on and F8 setting. The rest were shot with a 10D freehand. Need some critiquing help here! Be honest!

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One last building shot

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Nice images but too many in one go to give a critique on

The first image is the one I like the most, nice colours and lighting.

Well done

David

If you want crititque, you have a better chance posting one or two shots. You state that you need help. With what? These pics are OK evening shots.
My favs are #3 and the last one (may be tighter cropped).

Composition and subject are good, but use a tripod...
nearly every picture has some blur in it.
IMO blur in night/evening pictures kills them...

Thats for the advice guys. This was my first evening shoot with a dSLR that I've only had for 1 week. . I'll post 2 pictures at a time next time and I'll have to buy a tripod.

Best

45R

The last one is pretty good and I really like 3 .

indeed...def get a tripod, im mpressed you have such little blur if you were not using one

That little blur from freehand is from a skill that I aquired when learning to shoot a 9lb rifle Shooting rifles and cameras hold many of the same fundamentals when it comes to breathing control and steadiness of the hands.

Thanks for the compliment.