Technical rejection: How to improve?

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Hi @Barabra25453853gg7e ,

Both files are out of focus, especially the first file. What is common with both is the lack of shutter speed. You need to increase shutter speed for moving objects.

You can learn more from the subject, focus, shutter speed and exposure here.

Best wishes

Jacquelin 

It appears that you tried to handhold the camera for this long exposure, because surely having the camera on a tripod would not have resulted in the rocks being so blurry.