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September 16, 2021
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Por que adobe stock rechaza mis fotos?

  • September 16, 2021
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Hola, soy nueva en el mundo del stock, porfavor si tiene sugerencias para arreglar mis fotos para no ser rechazadas, lo agradezco. exitos 

Correct answer Jill_C

1) the cat is not in sharp focus and you have blown out highlights and chromatic aberration

2) nothing is in sharp focus, and a tighter crop would have been advisable

3) messy composition with no obvious focal point; soft focus and leaning verticals

4) messy composition, leaning verticals, blown out highlights. 

 

In general, be more deliberate about your compositions and think what message you're trying to convey. Move around until you frame the scene to remove distracting elements. Hold the camera more steady or use a higher shutter speed to achieve sharper focus.

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RALPH_L
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Community Expert
September 17, 2021

Also all identifiable logos and names need to be removed from the bicycle.

jacquelingphoto2017
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September 17, 2021

Hi @Krishna5FF9 ,

In addition to what Jill said, the photo is underexposed. The house to the right has a large leaning towards the inside, and also the left is slightly leaning towards the right. Was this a 2 frame panorama? If not you needed to add some lens correction. If it was a panorama, it is better using tripod for panorama so that you can set the camera level.

 

Too much negative space for the second photo. You need to zoom in closer on the butterfly.

Third image slightly underexpose and the green pole is not vertical.

 

You need to apply lens correction to the fourth image. 

 

Best wishes

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author

 

 

 

 

Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
September 16, 2021

1) the cat is not in sharp focus and you have blown out highlights and chromatic aberration

2) nothing is in sharp focus, and a tighter crop would have been advisable

3) messy composition with no obvious focal point; soft focus and leaning verticals

4) messy composition, leaning verticals, blown out highlights. 

 

In general, be more deliberate about your compositions and think what message you're trying to convey. Move around until you frame the scene to remove distracting elements. Hold the camera more steady or use a higher shutter speed to achieve sharper focus.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer