So, I got these three screenshots and I want you guys to rate me and give me criticism if possible, please note that some of the trees and foliage will have some rough edges and I dunno how to fix it but I'm trying to get into the screenshot business, so tell me how it really is, k?

Links

Here's the links to it since my screens aren't showing up here.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1124319422

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1124319163

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1124319232

That's skyrim you liar.

Well, I really want to know how you got your game to look like that, if you wanna take that as a rating.

These are some pretty nice landscape screenshots. Hard to tell it is actually Fallout at first glance. 

A big take away from the screenshots has to be the HUD. If you were to remove the HUD, your pictures would look more cinematic and immersive. Of course that is if your going for a shot like that.

This could be accomplished by using the console commands:

tcl - Allows your player character to fly. 
tlc - Allows the player character camera to move. 
tm - Removes the HUD from your screen. Also note that tm will hide the console menu though it will still work. 

You could also use these commands to take screenshots of your character, companions, etc...

Another thing you can try is using different ENB's. You can create stories for your characters and use certain ENBS to set the scene. Like bleak ENBS for sad or depressing scenes. 

These are just some things I have noticed from looking at screenshots. So results may vary. Anyways I hope these little tips help you continue you screenshot hobby and maybe turn it into a business. Either way best of luck to you and have fun!

Thanks everybody for the great comments, @Spifferino One of my steam friends said the exact same thing on his discord. Thanks guys. I'll take your advice @MrEggs0925, thank you.

@TheRatDragon I also suggest you use the FOV command when taking screenshots. It really makes shots look more cinematic. I'd suggest using FOV 30 when taking character shots, weapon shots, armor shots, etc. For landscape shots like these, keep the FOV high. You want to take in everything for that landscape shot.

@MrEggs0925 Correction: It's actually "TLC", not TMC.

On that note, use TLC 1 instead of just TLC. TLC 1 allows you to move the Player camera AND it also stops time. This makes taking screenshots extremely easier.

@dantaefetticus Huh cant believe I got that incorrect. Thank you for correcting me though as I do not like contributing to the spread of incorrect information.

I rate 1875/2281, looks good.

Crap, Crap, and Crap.

Nah I'm joking.

I like the ENB. Really Like the ENB, or what whatever visual set up you've got going on. Very Cinematic.

A little too blurry for my personal taste, but then that's why it's personal.

Nicely done.