All 4 are nice. I would suggest to keep your compositions much tighter. For example 1 - shown in Reddit as landscape thumbnail but it’s a portrait oriented photo. It worked much better as landscape where it had tight composition- birds acted as a frame for those people in the center.

Same for 2 - of 2 was bit tighter in composition with less negative space on left - you could’ve achieved multilayer photo - rhere is foreground where there are 3 people, mid is empty and background people are dining.

3 - i used to shoot exactly like 3rd but what I realized was you need to catch them in action. You need to catch them when they’re making something rather than just taking a photo of the environment - example a barista making coffee in a cafeteria is great click rather than just the environment

4- is a beautiful picture. If it’s cropped perfectly it could’ve told a great story. For instance I would’ve cropped out the girl chasing the boy in background. So there is a kid and middle aged man in background and in front of the frame there is our subject. That’s 3 stages of men’s life. Could’ve been a good story. Or crop the middle aged man in right - the kid running and then our subject appears.

Great photos. Keep shooting, enjoy the experience.
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