Weekly album thread: Post an album from your photos, let reddit pick the best one out of the album. - December 3rd Edition

This is the weekly album thread, where redditors are invited to share an album that they have taken and would like feedback on. I'd also like you to give some feedback on other people's albums. Feedback can be as little as "I like this photo the best". You do not need to write a critique and make suggestions, although if you can, that would be very nice, and I will upvote you for it :)

Please post an album, then look through at least two other people's albums.

You don't need to give a detailed critique, although that would be nice. Just a simple "I like this photo the best" and a link to your favourite photo, is good enough. This is just to get a little bit of feedback and an unprofessional opinion on which of your photos people like.

Please don't forget to upvote this and the other weekly threads to keep them on the frontpage longer. This will reduce the amount of spam and loose threads in r/photography I receive no upvotes for this text/self post, but you will receive upvotes from me if you critique someone else's work!

Please try to post "Albums" not "Here are 200 photos from my trip to Japan" or "Here is my flickr photo-stream". (This is a guideline - You can still share hundreds of photos if you want, but it would be better for you and your viewers if you put together small, concise albums)

And please pay the courtesy of commenting someone else's photos if you wish to be commented. I know comment-for-comment is not the best way to get feedback, but if everyone just posts, and nobody comments, we just end up with a bunch of orphaned albums.

As little as "this pic is my favourite photograph from your album: [url link]" is enough.

Thanks!

Current Official Threads:

Weekly Questions thread

Weekly Albums thread

Monthly Photography-Related-Subreddit thread (/r/postprocessing)

Monthly Inspiration thread

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