You have some good shots there. Check your camera I am sure you have some sort of sepia tone or B&W setting on your camera. Play around with your framing don't always put your focal point dead center. Use the rules of thirds and put things off to the sides. Also with nature photography try and keep man made objets out of the picture. Just as a fun exercise go to the zoo and try to get shots of the animals without the man made stuff and see what you can come up with. Keep it up!!
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In looking at everyone's comments further, there are a few things you can do to combat the low contrast of entry level lenses, but first, to know what you are dealing with, what setup was this shot with and what PP program do you use?
flickr is a great site, FREE to join. there are other groups to join, might find some local photographers in your area. "Keep on shooting" 
Good concepts u have there.. however, i suggest you to apply the rule of nines and good framing when taking photos to put some catch into it... also, try to take some photos early in the morning or later in the afternoon to reduce the glares and light coming from the sun...
