Photo rejections due to quality issues

Hi @Yuliia_Yakymchuk 

The first image is under exposed.

The second image depth is a bit shallow. The color don't seem natural. 

Too much of the third and fourth images are out of focus. You could have added more depth.

Black and white is hardly accepted if at all.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

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I'm sorry, but there are alot of issues. I only looked at the first three photos and what I see are:

-- no commercial value,

-- IP issues,

-- photo with a white border,

-- photos not sharp,

-- poorly cropped,

-- noise

-- black and white

-- exposure issues.

May I suggest: 

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