What are the Quality Issues in this Fotos?

Hey ​@peterbongers 

Also keep in mind to delete / remove some unwanted distractions: 
-  the plaque, the lamp post, stairway gap, and other bits. 

• the images need to be very clean and clear.
• having a tripod or mono pod helps
• focus on something you have a passion or a deep interest in and attempt to capture it in the way you see it. What is the story that you have and want to tell? Eg. Coffee… even though the market is super saturated… you might have a unique perspective or story to tell that embodies the idea of coffee for you. 
  
  the image is cool. 
  cheers Nate

I am exited and very thankful for all your feedback. That helps me a lot getting better in the future also avoiding IP complaints. I now understand.

Thanks to all of you! Great Community 

Best regards 

Peter

I totally feel your frustration, but in today’s market, we really have to think about what nobody else is doing so we can capture things that truly stand out. Nowadays, the competition is so high that we can't just take a standard shot; we have to find the best of the best perspectives while obsessing over technical quality to avoid common flaws. Looking at your photo, the main issues are the cluttered background where the sculpture competes with houses and trees, the harsh flat lighting, and distracting elements like the lamp post and signage. we have to move past these 'tourist' angles and work on capturing unique, high-quality moments that a thousand other people haven't already uploaded. It's a tough market for all of us, so the only way forward is to stay creative and push for perfection in every detail. also Even if a sculpture is in a public park, the artist (or their estate) often still owns the copyright to the design, meaning you cannot sell a photo of it commercially without a signed Property Release also keep these things in mind best of luck.