Intellectual rights refusal

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
March 10, 2024
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Hi guys. I havebeen creating and selling digital overlays for years. And when I decided to submit my own work to adobe stock, it keeps getting rejected. The fin is a photographed fish, and I doubt that a fish tail is copyrighted! I have all the original files, RAW too. I can't work out why they keep getting rejected1 Any Advice would be welcomed. They have accepted my wings before, and their just photos of insect wings which have been manipulated. Same thing! ( Just fishy! LOL. )

Sample below of what is being rejected. ( I AM All things precious / ATP textures so I can submit my own work. )

Cheers!

Sharon.

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Correct answer RALPH_L

Hello @ATP Textures , this is not a big problem. You, as the artist, must complete and submit a property release. That sounds dumb, but that is how it works.

RALPH_L

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Hello @ATP Textures , this is not a big problem. You, as the artist, must complete and submit a property release. That sounds dumb, but that is how it works.

Abambo

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Hello @ATP Textures , this is not a big problem. You, as the artist, must complete and submit a property release. That sounds dumb, but that is how it works.

By @RALPH_L

It's not that dumb as it sounds. Adobe needs confirmation that you are the author of this artwork. So, when they post it to the database, they don't get buried under legal actions, in case it were not your asset… 😉

But yes, I agree, it sounds strange at first.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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P.s. I am submitting without watermarks.

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