Beginner Question - Image Quality Approval

Personally, I think you'd be waisting time that could be better spent learning from rejections and THEN posting them here for input when that happens. We can't hold your hand. Plus, we're not moderators. We are sometimes second guessers when it comes to why this or that image gets rejected. The importants things to remember are:

1. Always view your images at a minimum of 100% (though they should also hold up at 200% within an acceptable degree);

2. An image gets rejected upon the first issue that a moderator sees, an issue we ourselves might very well overlook;

3. We often ask that a contributor submits one or two rejected images here instead of half a dozen or more. That's because the issues we find with those 1 or 2 images will apply to all the other rejected images;

4. If you ask us for our opinion if an image will be rejected before you submit it, there's a good chance we'll find SOMETHING, but not necessarily what the moderator will find

Anyway, other contributors here may disagree with this and suggest that you submit here first for our opinion; but I seriusly believe it will slow down your learning process and cause your portfolio to grow more slowly than you would like it to over time.