The rejection reason was Quality Issues. And that is the important hint you get from the moderators (the rest of the refusal text is stock text, and not targeted to your assets!).
They all have a strong colour cast, are noisy, not focussed and the first one has an IP issue on top.
ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Just another tipp. The humming bird is a beautiful photo but the bird is too small and is flying out of the photo. If you crop in, you remove some of the not important foreground, place emphasis on the bird and the bird is moved into the middle of the photo. Also, the bird needs sharpening. This is what I mean.
Personally to me none of those look like they should be rejected none look AI generated nor bad noise. I think who or whatever is doing the reviewing isnt being proper with the reviewing.
You said: Personally to me none of those look like they should be rejected none look AI generated nor bad noise. I think who or whatever is doing the reviewing isnt being proper with the reviewing.
Reviewers are trained to inspect images zoomed in between 100-200%, as indicated in the Help Pages. Noise and other artifacts become quite noticeable at that size. If you just glance at the images at the size you see on this web page, they might look okay, but they don't stand up to close inspection.