Photos rejected for quality issues

Next time limit critiques to 2 or 3 photos.   We don't need to see the entire list of rejected images to know what's missing.  

Read your Stock Contributor User Guide.  There is much good information there to help you.

• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/reasons-for-content-rejection.html
• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/quality-and-technical-issues.html
• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.ug.html
• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/how-to/tips-stock-image-acceptance.html

Also compare your work with other Stock inventory.  As @Jill_C said, Adobe Stock has millions & millions of perfect flowers & pets.  You will make more sales in less competitive categories.

Hope that helps.

Hi @Josiah25810835ldby ,

Slight white balance issue and color fringing. Your capture is a bit too shallow so the edge is a little soft.

Underexpose and noise grains

This seem to be underexpose also and possibly a bit over saturated but definitely there is a white balance issue. The feet are blue.

I'm not sure if this is critical but a little more depth would have improved the composition of this shot.

I also believe it is underexposed and probably you have taken off too much of the highlight. I like this one. Try correcting the exposure and resubmit and see what happen.

You need to zoom in on your files to identify issues. Many times you need to zoom in at more than 100%. A list of what to look for and how to find them is at this link.

Use these methods to examine the rest of your files.

Best wishes

Jacquelin 

First image - underexposed, blurry, not well composed with many brown leaves/blooms in the frame

Second image - underexposed, blurry, blownout highlight; my first reaction is "what is it". How did you envision a Buyer using such an image?

Third image - blownout highlights on the cat's ear and neck. Underexposed areas, lack of sharp fur detail. The available lighting here really worked against you.

Fourth Image - depth of field is too shallow; background is messy. 
As a general rule, plants, flowers, and pets are very over-represented categories in Adobe Stock, and any submissions in this area need to be technically perfect to be accepted and unique in some way to ever be sold.