In my last group of 18 photos, none of them were accepted. I have a lot of other photos that have been accepted and am confused that not one of these was accepted. Has anyone had something similar happen recently. Thanks!
Overexposed sky, underexpose building bad framing (the flag should not melt into the building). Just using the auto adjust button creates a better image!
For such images, you need to take different exposures, as either the sky is overexposed or the building under exposed.
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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
With a quick flip through the photos, I can confirm they all have technical issues. The only one I was on the fence about was the frog. I think a stronger composition where the frog didn't blend in with the background and this one may have passed.
Did all of these have technical issues listed for the rejection reason?
IMG_1912.JPG - too little is in focus, and the edges if the yellow flower are overexposed
IMG_1894.JPG - overexposed, and the branch is not completely in focus. There's also a bit of chromatic aberration
IMG_1905.JPG - not in focus
IMG_1899.JPG - too little is in focus
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