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I definitely don't call myself as Pro.
You may see few of my stuff here. It's little outdated though.
www.facebook.com/wildernessshutterfreeze
I got better just with spending time doing it and learning how to compose, understanding how exposure/iso/lens length and aperture affect the image, etc
Edit them, but the better you get with composition the less you may feel like you need to process them.
This worked for me and I got a starting point for editing my pictures! DM if you’d like to know more - I’m also a professional food photographer.