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RALPH_L
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March 14, 2023

The white balance is off and it needs an IP release for the two signs.

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Jill_C
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March 15, 2023

White balance is too cool, and the composition is odd - too much pavement in the foreground. You would also need to remove all logos and signs to avoid an IP rejection.

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RALPH_L
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March 14, 2023

The white balance is off and it needs an IP release for the two signs.

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Ricky336
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March 14, 2023

Hello,

In this case, it could look like you added a filter actually, even if you didn't. You see, the problem is the colour temperature/white balance. You need to fix this. I guess it was taken in the shade. Correct the white balance - bring more warmth to the picture and crop out the sides a bit - e.g:

 

But, you do need to edit out the signs, because most probably it will get caught for IP reasons.

Have a read about IP release requirements:
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/property-release.html

 

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Abambo
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March 14, 2023

The white balance is incorrect, and the framing is not good.

The exposure is erroneous:

(blacks are missing)

You have chromatic aberration and colour noise.

The signs will earn you a refusal for IP violation.

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer