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Hello, Plaese I need help to know the reason was Adobe Stock rejected my pic.

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Correct answer Nancy OShea

Too blurry, probably because the camera was too close to your subject.

Next time use a tripod and check your depth-of-field.

Also, Stock's database contains 21+ million flowers. This will be a tough sell due to fierce competition from other contributors in this category.

Choosing profitable subjects to shoot is probably the biggest challenge for new Stock Photographers.

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Too blurry, probably because the camera was too close to your subject.

Next time use a tripod and check your depth-of-field.

Also, Stock's database contains 21+ million flowers. This will be a tough sell due to fierce competition from other contributors in this category.

Choosing profitable subjects to shoot is probably the biggest challenge for new Stock Photographers.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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Hi,

You were given a reason!

I assume it was "technical issues". The flower is not sharp.

Hope that helps,

Michael

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Nice photo however, it seems to me, that the whites are a little to blown out.

Here your photo with the highlights and whites brought down and the shadows increased.

I also did some sharpening. I think there is now more detail to be seen in the petals.

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