Sorry, I haven't had time to look at this with calm but:

remote-fs.target @12.659s

that one stands out to me, from the name it seems like it's related to networking file shares, which I don't think you need during boot. Also I see wpa_supplicant there, if I'm not mistaken that means that you're waiting for a wireless connection before proceeding. Looking at the other image though it seems your disk is taking a long time to start up, which is weird considering it's

Both of those might be okay and preferable (for example for a server), but for a laptop I would expect to have networking stack start after graphical so the system feels like it's faster. I imagine those are the default for Fedora and not something you configured, and probably you should not poke on this unless you're okay with reinstalling your system in case you break something (speaking of that for future references you should consider having one partition for / and another for /home, that way you can reinstall or distro hop without affecting your personal files). Good luck.