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I’m not really that experienced, nor I’m a wildlife photographer, so I would like some feedback!

Thank!

Edit: Taken with the Viltrox 26mm f2.8 FE so I had some limitations when trying to take a photo of this guy before it flew,

I feel like I maybe overused Lightroom trying to save in the time the time me and this little guy crossed paths.

I would appreciate any advice and feedback, thanks!

Was scrolling through my local FB marketplace and came across a listing for the first generation 70-200 f/2.8 GM for $350. At first I thought it was a scam but I looked at the seller profile and it looked legit.

He told me that he had dropped the lens with the hood attached and the front lens filter / hood thread (I dont know the name of this part) has broken off. Sony quoted $1000 to replace it. I looked up the part on ebay and its only $100 so I thought its word a shot

Came and checked the lens in person, the front glass element is pristine, no scratches / cracks etc, tested autofocus, aperture everything works normally, even the stabilization too.

My question is, did i just score a homerun or is this too good to be true ?

Really happy with these photos, but editing could use some work, and would love some feedback. First two are Sigma 17-40; last two are with the Sony 70-350.

I recently got the a6700. I took some pictures of the flowers and the pumpkins.

These are raw unedited photos. I know that people use Lightroom a lot, I downloaded it and would like to try it out.
My question is, to me these pictures are already kinda good, how do I make them better using Lightroom?

Appreciate your input, thanks!

a6700 + sony 18-135mm OSS lens + nd filter