since you requested, i come liao. no say i don't come ahhh.

#1 - N/A
#2 - #3 - wheeee, holiday photo.
#4 - over-exposed, lack of compo
#5 - #6 under-exposed holiday photo.........

(at this point, i think you should cut down posting photos that are almost the same)
#7 - #8 - wheeee, holiday photo.
#9 - got potential.
#10 holiday photo again
#11 - got potential. can be used as postcard actually. Try shooting in the morning or evening.
#12 - #14 holiday photo again
#15 - nice, just level the horizon a bit
#16 - nice also.
#17 - holiday photo again
#18 - good concept there. you're heading somewhere (like the footprints) but still donno where yet.
#19 - #20 - ehh I thought I saw those earlier. i scroll up, yeah it's like #15. They're triplets.
#21 is nice but........ it's #22 with alternate angle.
#23 - too bad the details are gone around the ship.
#24 - this one i quite like.
#25 - looks ok. ugly frame. ever considered doing it portrait instead of landscape?
#26 - idea is there. good try
#27 - looks nice. ugly frame only. haha
#28 - nice. Wish you've cover the front of the ships.
#29 - nothing there.
#30 - i like, kick the motobike away next time. j/k

many newbies are being mislead in such a way, thinking that f2.8 lenses are the way to go in photography.

i'd take the nikkor 16-85 over the 17-55 or those Tamron / Sigma without a thought, unless i suddenly for some unknown reason need f2.8 so badly.

1. holiday photo meaning it's good for memory, nothing artistic nor beautiful. it's looks like what the average person snap from their phone / compacts when going on holiday.

2. a lot of newbies are too focused on bokeh that they forget about the MORE important bits of photography. just attend any of the talk by experienced photographers, see how often they talk about nonsense like "so creamy the bokeh".

people talk about distraction, even if bokeh nice or not nice people focus on whether it's a distraction or not. not how creamy it is.