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Too hazy. 

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City Park Pond

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If this is a scene near where you live, perhaps you could consider returning to the site, bringing a tripod, and working on a better composition. In addition to the technical issues noted by Abambo, including chromatic aberration, noise and white balance, it's blurry, has underexposed shadows and a leaning horizon. The composition would have been improved by getting closer to the shore of the lake and omitting more of the dark overhang of leaves. That would also have omitted the concrete/metal boxes (benches?) and focused more on the city skyline. I find that there is no focal point on which the eye can rest in this composition.

Also, I would suggest not getting emotionally attached to the images that you post to Adobe Stock. An image can be a favorite because it evokes good memories for you, but the Moderators don't care - if the quality isn't good enough, it won't be approved.

There is more than one reason. There are multiple artefacts on this picture:

In addition, the white balance is wrong.