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Sometimes it is easier for me to see the mistakes of others and not my own. I need help with these

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If you view the first and last images at 150% you will see artifacts in the sky and water and a halo where the sky meets the land. The last photo has underexposed shadows and the horizon is not level.

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If you view the first and last images at 150% you will see artifacts in the sky and water and a halo where the sky meets the land. The last photo has underexposed shadows and the horizon is not level.

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Your comments are great, I will have to be more rigorous with the technical issue of the photos, this is learning for me, thanks again.

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Abambo

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What was the refusal reason?

First: all kinds of artefacts:

This is only a small excerpt. The tree shows a white border. That is normally a sign of excessive sharpening.

The whole picture does not seem to be recoverable.

Second: no detail, no contrast and strange artefacts:

Third: at first sight, a nice picture, but the plastic look does not pass on stock:

(seen at 100%)

Fourth: nice idea, but colour noise and artefacts.

In addition, the horizon is not level.

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david281183146jkeAuthor

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the message of the refusal was the same in all the images.

this that I attach

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Abambo

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That's what I thought. BTW: Quality Issues is all you need to tell. The text is always the same and of no value after you have read it at the first refusal.

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