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Hi, I’ve recently started exploring photography and uploaded a few photos, but they were rejected by Adobe. Could you perhaps offer some tips on what might be wrong and what needs to be corrected? The issue I received feedback on is: Image quality issue, fyi im 18 years old.

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Whether you’re 18 or 80, photography fundamentals must be learned before you’re able to create photos for commercial use. We can’t teach all that in a user-to-user forum.

Enroll in beginner photography courses to learn camera basics. Then take some courses in post-editing with Photoshop or Lightroom. Finally, join a photography club to gain experience and meet new people with whom you share a common interest. Learning is more fun that way.

In the meantime, read through the Stock Contributor User Guide and compare your best work with similar Stock inventory. To be accepted, your work must be as good or better than what Stock is selling & offer customers something unique.

Hope that helps.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Nancy OShea

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Nancy OShea

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Whether you’re 18 or 80, photography fundamentals must be learned before you’re able to create photos for commercial use. We can’t teach all that in a user-to-user forum.

Enroll in beginner photography courses to learn camera basics. Then take some courses in post-editing with Photoshop or Lightroom. Finally, join a photography club to gain experience and meet new people with whom you share a common interest. Learning is more fun that way.

In the meantime, read through the Stock Contributor User Guide and compare your best work with similar Stock inventory. To be accepted, your work must be as good or better than what Stock is selling & offer customers something unique.

Hope that helps.

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert