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Here is my first go at doing Grey Knights about a year ago. Pictures are a bit blurry but I loved painting these guys. SO much detail work. I should of put a few more hours into them but alas I needed to work on a large batch of Necrons.

Well they are clean but the lack depth. Grey knights and necrons are pretty easy to paint in tabletop level since the only technique you need to master and use extensively is dry brushing. With careful dry brushing and a black wash you can create exceptional results with little effort. The ones above are in need of a brownish wash in all the purity seals and lighter areas and of a black wash in all the metallic areas.

I think your loosing a lot from the photo quality but I agree with Capamaru

shading required and get them bases done, a good base really sets off the model.