my nigga you ever heard of a little thing called the motherfucking FOREGROUND? You're supposed to put shit in it. Right now, all of your photos are midground-background.
All of your photos suffer from excessive deadpanitis, where you are emulating deadpan/new topo but not learning any of the lessons. Build your image in layers. You need a visual joke, with setup and punchline in two different layers. Get low to the ground. Get close to an object in the foregound. Let it dominate a good percentage of the photo, and then tell the rest of the story behind it with the midground. Wide angle lenses help with this. Right now these all look like they're in the 28-35mm range. Get a 24mm. Get a 20mm. Or go the opposite direction and get a telephoto. Start shooting at sunrise and sunset. Middle of the day is photography death. It's boring. It's google street view.
Start looking at other photograpers besides Stephen Shore and Eggleston. Trent Parke is a good start.
