Hi,
The church is too dark (it's in the shade) and some clouds completely blown out, without details.
If you shot RAW, you might be able to get some details back in the clouds, depending on how you exposed the picture, but the church will still be in the shade. While you could lighten it up, you won't be able to make it as if it were in the sun (with shadows, etc...)
From the direction of the light, it looks as if waiting a just a few minutes would have been enough to get the facade in the sun, albeit slightly. It would have completely changed the look of the picture, in a good way.
That said, it also lack sharpness, the focus being on the cross and not the church. That might be on purpose and is a bit subjective, but IMO the church should be in focus and that's likely how Adobe Stock reviewers see it too.
Hope that helps,
Michael
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Michael Niessen - Photographer, photo-editor, educator
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Hello everyone I'm new here and because I don't understand how things work around here, many photos have been refused. Yesterday I posted this photo and it was turned down with a description of technical problems. I wanted your help, what's the problem with the photo?
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