I submitted my first batch of photos, and all were rejected based on Quality. I can understand some of them, but a few seem OK to me, so I would like to better understand the issue.
Yes it does help. Personally I'd rather do a handful of photos and spend a lot of time with each, vs the ShutterStock approach of needing 1k photos per year.
You can try and get lucky by resubmitting. I got lucky s few times like that. But better to wait a month or so. Also rename it. But to be honest, hardly ever do they buy flower closeups. I may have soled 3 or 4 in 3 years. And I have decent flower shots. As for the snowy mountain ridge, it's nice and all, but to me it just doesn't "stand out". How shall I phrase it? It's a bit "dull". But I realize it took serious efforts to shoot it! Please don't get upset by my words. It may very well sell. You never know.