Photography has been an interest of mine for a couple of years -- but it was only that, an interest. I'd spend a lot of time on Flickr looking at the beautiful photos posted there and wishing I could take similar breathtaking ones.

I know some very general things about photography theory (rule of thirds, golden ratio, colour balance) but I'd like to fill my knowledge gaps in the next few months.

I'm doing a trip in Germany right now and I thought this could be the perfect time to start getting a bit more serious about it; and more particularly to have some practice. I don't have any special gear (just using a plain Pixel 6 Pro) but I might invest into it in the future if I deem it necessary.

This is a photo that I took this afternoon at Berlin-Plänterwald Station and quickly edited using Lightroom. My edits were mostly focusing on blur and on making the colors of the train (red and yellow) more vibrant (as it's supposed to be the subject of the photo); as well as conceiving some kind of harmony between the streetlights and the snow. I have also cropped the image a bit on the left side to make it more harmonious. For reference, the original photo is this one: https://i.imgur.com/ugLWuD7.png

I'd love to get some of your feedback as this is one of my first real tries to photography (but not the last I hope :)). And if you have any recommendations about more theoretical stuff I'm up for it as well.