Ditch the yellow filter, lose the busy layers, and stop forcing the close-up. Keep making pottery, tending the fire, and hanging out with the dog. Show those moments with tidy hair, simple clothes, and a face that is not bracing for the shutter.
Relax your mouth. Stop stacking a busy collar under a jacket that already has enough texture.
Wear a plain dark layer underneath. Let the smile happen without stretching it for the camera.
Stop making a pottery photo look like it sat in a 2014 Instagram draft. Lose the yellow haze.
Use clean black and white. Tidy the stray hair. Keep the clay, the hands, and the easy smile.
Stop making the hairstyle and print compete with an actual campfire. There is already something worth showing.
Tidy the hair, swap the busy print for a white tee, and keep the hands-on moment.
Stop filling the frame with a tight-lipped selfie. Give the face some breathing room and tidy the hair.
Tidy the grooming and soften the expression. Keep pores; do not polish the face into plastic.
Keep leaning into the moment. You are doing something with the dog instead of performing for the camera.
Keep the affection and the ordinary setting. Give people an actual moment to ask about.
I'm a dude so take this with a grain of salt but I don't love man buns. Your shorter hair looks 100% cleaner and better. I also think a friends or even family picture would be a good addition.