re: Do you...

Quoting Smokey_Taboo:" I like them, I think you have a nice attraction to the child, you can see it threw the photos. I dont ... [snip!] ... you use props and scenery I bet they would all come out on point! Hey how did you teach yourself manual mode for your camera?"

These were mostly taken at the park across the street from my house, hence the parking lot/bad scenery. I don't really have a good place to take pics in walking distance. Which ones are the ones where his eyes are to bright? And I just kind of put it on manual and practiced and tested the settings out.

I would say they are intermediate. You have an excellent eye for lighting and negative space vs positive space. I think with more varied props and more careful background selection you could pull off professional very easily. I am not sure what I'd pay for those - I have only gotten DS pictures taken "paid professional" once and I didn't pay for those, the other photos were taken by a local photographer building his portfolio and were free.

It would all depend on what you offered.

You're off to a good start, your clarity and focus are nice, just keep an eye on your background, play with your depth of field, and learn a few basic editing skills.

I played with your last pic (hope you dont mind) and look at the difference...

Quoting Jules Winnfield:" You're off to a good start, your clarity and focus are nice, just keep an eye on your background, play ... [snip!] ... field, and learn a few basic editing skills. I played with your last pic (hope you dont mind) and look at the difference... "

Thanks! I know I have a lot to learn still. I just started learning 2-3 months ago. I wouldn't have thought about cropping it in that much. Thanks.  

Quoting Mrs.Dani:" Thanks! I know I have a lot to learn still. I just started learning 2-3 months ago. I wouldn't have thought about cropping it in that much. Thanks.  "

I don't like it cropped that much. Maybe a little less.

Quoting Rebecca Hasbrook:" I don't like it cropped that much. Maybe a little less. "

I just wanted to get truck/parking lot out of background and bring focus to the adorable subject. The OP did a nice job, it's just important to pay attention to the details, especially when looking to develop professionally.