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Great photos! improving quickly! So what camera should I get. getting some money together and also it being my bday next month

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At the end of the day, the quality of the pictures comes down to the quality of the lens you use much more than the body of the camera.

It's always good to try and find a camera with a full sensor, rather than the cropped ones. And don't be afraid to go for an older body. For example, my camera is a Nikon D2X which came out in the early 2000's. But being a fully pro-spec camera of the time, it still holds its own.

Personally i'd say any DSLR from Canon or Nikon is always a sure bet. Best is to decide on a budget, and research the cameras in that price bracket, and compare brands. Personally i've never used a Canon, only Nikon. But Micky uses Canons i believe so maybe he can share some of his knowledge on that side of things.

I hope this has been of some help

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Top man. Indeed im looking for a DSLR