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The branches at the top of the frame should have been edited out.

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Jill_C
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August 6, 2025

The branches at the top of the frame should have been edited out.

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yamato713108855
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August 6, 2025

There are many similar shots.
Please limit variations to three shots.

 

The color mode is set to AdobeRGB.
Please submit in sRGB.

Abambo
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August 6, 2025
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The color mode is set to AdobeRGB.
Please submit in sRGB.


By @yamato713108855

Adobe asks specifically for sRGB, but to my knowledge, they never refused an asset for using the wrong profile. 

 

But there is a good reason for using sRGB: It's simply what a lot of the programs expect your image file to be. So, if the program is not using colour management, the display of AdobeRGB files fill be dull.

 

And there is precedent, where Adobe started to remeove assets, that they accepted earlier, because they started to enforce rules more stringently. I would say, that it is wise, to follow @yamato713108855's guidance.  

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
RALPH_L
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August 6, 2025

The first photo has slanted trees and too much foreground.

The second photo: has slanted trees and branches at the top that need removing.

Barkflis og træer-7: slanted horizon. (Look at the trees).
I think you may also get rejections for "Similar Content".

 

Abambo
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August 6, 2025

I doubt that the slanted trees are an issue. My guess is: too much sharpening, and therefore you get artefacts, like the outlining and chromatic aberration: 

The framing may also be an issue, but I doubt so.

 

05-08-2025 Barkflis og træer-2:

There are also visible (compression & sharpening) artefacts, if you look at the trees/sky borders, but you also have artefacts like this:

My guess is simply that you are overprocessing your pictures. 

 

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer