Similar Image already submitted - Really not that similar?
Hi All,
I'm a new contributor, so apologies in advance if this is an obvious answer to this question.
I got back from a tour of a few different wineries and wanted to submit a few of my photos to Adobe Stock. (Keep in mind there are no other winery related photos in my portfolio) The first one was a wide angle view of of the barrels in storage. It got accepted.

When i try to submit a closeup overhead view of another set of wine barrels (actually from a different winery) it keeps getting rejected as being a similar item. Just because the subject is a wine barrel, i think it is a very different view. Should this really be rejected according to policy?

I understand if it is a slightly different angle or a similar composition, but I think these are 2 very different shots and have different uses. Can i really only have 1 picture of a wine barrel in my portfolio? Even the text mentions you can have color variations of the SAME image, so how is a different image with a different composition rejected?
I tried re-submitting just in case it was a mistake the first time, but it got rejected again.
Anyway, please let me know if i am missing something or just not seeing something because i am too close to the topic to see that they really are too similar.
Thanks,
-Todd-
