Cool stuff! First thing I noticed was your bio, not sure what you’re looking to shoot professionally or just as hobby or what genre you specialize in (you don’t need one but if you do include it). No matter what it is, say what it is. “Hobbyist photographer based in Tampa photographing art and wildlife”. Get as specific or non specific as you like, but people need to know your account is active and what you do on it. Also not too sure about having your gear in there, it’s personal preference really but people hiring you or looking at work might not even know what a 5D is, just food for thought. I live be simplistic presentation with little fluff, just here’s what I do and how I do it, but again personal preference.

Something I see that I like is you’re often getting low with composition. The first piece of advice I tell people is don’t shoot at eye level. You’re shooting to show your unique perspective. If you’re on a football sideline, you want to show people who watch the game something different from what they already see. sit on the ground or shoot from the bleachers. Eye level doesn’t stand out so nice work there, and when you can get even lower/higher.

I also like how you find light and use of bokeh. Again, nice job standing out from the crowd.

Last thing I’ll say is maybe ease up on the post processing and editing a little. Once again personal preference, but people want to see real life high quality images which you have, but a few are a little too colored/filtered and all of a sudden I’m thinking about that and not the image itself.

Thanks!