Ayuda con fotos rechazadas

Hello,

As others have mentioned, you have focus problems. The reason for this, I'm afraid, is the quality of the lens I suspect. I see from the metadata that you have a Canon Rebel—a good camera—but the kit lens that comes with it is of poor quality—this is connected to the price, of course. So, this results in the subject - your owl, caterpillar, etc.- not being sharp. If you want to continue uploading stock photos, you should try to get a better lens. Sigma for example makes lenses with a Canon mount. This will take some research and reading. This would be my recommendation.

I am assuming that you are using the lens that came with your camera judging by your photos.

Todas desenfocadas y algunas con mucho ruido. 

Compare your work with current Stock inventory.

NOTE:  You're competing with over 10 million high quality bird images. To be accepted, yours will need to be uniquely better than what Stock has now.  I fear that's a very difficult challenge even for an expert.  Find another subject that has less competition. 

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=birds

Closely examine images at 100-300% magnification (zoom).  Correct what you can in Photoshop or Lightroom.  Discard the ones you can't correct.  Submit only your finest work to Stock.

Hi @Biara372745165whw ,

The first file, when zoomed is not in sharp focus and has a color fringing issue.

The third file is under exposed, and not in complete focus. It appears you need to adjust the depth of field on your camera.

The second file has noise grain, color noise and color fringing.

The fourth file is not in complete focus and has chromatic noise grains as well as color fringing.

To find these issues, please zoom in at between 100 and 200%.

Best wises

Jacquelin

MG_4463.jpg  The owl is blurry and again lots of chroma noise

_MG_2573.jpg - the bird is not in sharp focus and there is noticeable chroma noise in the background 

Primarily focusing issues, especially with the owl and the monkey.