Last night, 02:00AM haha, so... What do you think, which one is the best? What could be done better? etc...

Shot with a Nikon D3000, kit-lens, pretty amateur camera, but that doesn't mean you can't take good photos.

Edit: The most recent pictures are taken with a Canon EOS 600D, kit-lens. Will get a new lens asap, prolly macro ^^

That's actually really good, especially the first one, since I don't have a good eye for photos I can't actually tell you what's wrong but I can tell you that they are really good looking.

try to avoid overexposing the image, it looks ugly and will leave no room for editing later on. also shoot your images in RAW if you are not doing this already. The factory image is very cliche, but I like them :P

First image is telling me a message, hey its a man possibly on his way to work early in the morning, I can't really tell if the bicycle is going up or down the hill which is cool, my guess would be upwards.

Pretty sun at the first picture. Lol`d at the third picture. Good timing for shoot

I use dslr too. Canon 1100D with standard lens and kit. Good start for newbie

DAym i'd say! Moody sun 2 I love it. I could make love to that picature. it's.. just greeat.

Pretty sure he's going up hill, you can see both is arms and the tire mark on the road.

I really like the first one with the flare coming through the misty trees and the cyclist on the damp road.

Of all those pictures, that last one, B&W is the best.
It has story, it has great composition.

Oop: Thanks! Appreciated
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Ezeth: My fellow Viking, I take photos in .Raw and .Jpeg ;) They have been edited a bit, in Photoshop, but not that much.
Oh, and about the overexposure, I like it x)
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Chick: Haha, thanks! Actually getting a new camera soon, Canon 50D, going to get
a Macro Lens as well ;o
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GFX: Already been made sweet luv to ;) Thanks!
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Ninja: Exactly! He's coming uphill ^^ Thanks!
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Bjan: It's the picture I like the best myself too, for some reason. Think I might make an illustration with the same concept. Thanks a lot!

Nice that the third one has a sense of humour

If you like overexposure you might as well do it in post-production and have the possibility to edit it to your liking rather than having no freedom :P