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Okay two quick things.

You see how you're bending laterally at the wrist when on the e string? Don't do that. You should be keeping your arm and wrist straight and natural, and moving your elbow position.
Your violin is sagging down towards your chest, I would suggest getting it a bit more supported by your shoulder and collar bone.

You actually would benefit greatly from a teacher, but if you don't want one, then I suggest reading Ivan Galamian's book, Principles of violin playing and teaching. You'll get a lot of good advice.

https://www.amazon.com/Principles-Violin-Playing-Teaching-Galamian/dp/096214164X