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Dec 2, 2025 3:41 AM UTC
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question about Quality Issues

hello there, first time here.

a lot of my pictures was rejected, so I'm trying to understand why

thank you for your help

 

 

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Nancy OShea
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Dec 3, 2025 1:54 AM UTC
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Jill_C
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Dec 2, 2025 3:38 PM UTC

IMG_9832.jpg - zoom in to at least 100% and you will see that the image is not sharply focused.

 

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Jill C., Forum Volunteer
yamato713108855
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Dec 2, 2025 4:23 AM UTC

IMG_0330
The image is dark.
Noise is noticeable.
The aperture is F2.0, so I'll try shooting so that a wider range is in focus.

867223iC23C9B74A249FDFB.png

 

IMG_9832

The aperture is F2.2, so I'll shoot so that a wider range is in focus.
The framing isn't good.

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daniellei4510
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Dec 2, 2025 3:56 AM UTC

The first one may require a property release, since the building is most likely privately owned.

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Dec 2, 2025 4:10 AM UTC

Thank you for your response.
Unfortunately, all the rejected photos have the same reason: Quality Issues. The property release errors are clear; there are no questions about them.
Allow me to attach a few more photos rejected for the same reason: Quality Issues.

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daniellei4510
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Dec 2, 2025 4:30 AM UTC

Moderators can only select one reason for rejecting an image, so even if you fixed any errors and resubmitted, it might get a rejection for that reason. I didn't comment on the image beyond that because I'm biased: I like it too much. 🙂

But this one could use some exposure tweaks, and moderators hate leaning verticals.

867224i7B0A8A1A38378662.jpg

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