I wonder why my picture is not approved...

Question

Is there a problem with the quality of these pictures?....Or did I fail to comply with the rules?I'd appreciate it if you could tell me what's wrong with these photos.

RALPH_L · Accepted Answer

Post-processing should be done all all photos. You have a nice photo which can easily be adapted for stock photography. Leave some empty space. Crop out the distractions. Adjust the lighting. Sharpen!

Notice the difference?

George_F · Answer

Greetings!-The Black rabbit had very little in focus when zooming in on the details.  I think that the rabbit would also benefit from having some contrast added.  The overexposed snow could also be considered a quality issue, but I think with the rabbit in focus and well exposed that it would at least have a shot at passing.  But I also think it would make more sense to just have a rabbit on a white background.-The cat also doesn't have much in sharp focus when zooming in on the details, and has visible noise while zoomed in.  There is also a yellow colorcast.-A road not taken:  The image is overexposed and lacking contrast, Only the dock is in sharp focus and there is visible noise at 100% view.  Viewing the Histogram was helpful to spot the overexposure in this one.In general, it's between 100% - 200% view that the quality issues really show themselves.  I hope that helps &#128578;

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