Why are all my pictures being rejected because of quality issues?

Don’t waste energy on things you have no control over. Instead, focus on your OWN WORK and ways to improve content for commercial success. 

Unfortunately, trees, bricks, flowers and sunsets have generous representation already. The likelihood of getting accepted and making sales later is quite low due to so much competing inventory.

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=flowers 76 million results

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=sunsets 33 million results

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=trees 81 million results

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=bricks 6.6 million results

To succeed at Stock photography: 

• Look for less well-represented subjects that customers can use in commercial projects.  
• Think outside the box. Experiment with new ways of looking at old things.
• Express a message or emotion in a visually interesting way.
• Create pictures that tell a story and invite viewers into the world you’ve captured with your camera lens. 

Hope that helps.

Hey ​@natureloving_naturalist 

slugs on Adobe Stock 365000+ images
Brick Wall  13+ million images
Tree bark  943 000 images
 
2nd… consider your audience who is your target audience? What problem or solution is/are your images solving? When would your image be used?

3rd Adobe has raised the bar considerably for Stock Photography. 

Cheers

Nate

Like Ricky said, this photos can’t be assessed due to small size.

On your other comment about “mediocre ones were accepted”, I have seen very bad photos on the buyer’s app doing my own research, my only explanation is that these were photos uploaded a while back in Adobe Stock early days,

and for various reasons slipped through the cracks.

Now consider that out of my current 3000 photos and videos, I have not sold a single landscape image, and frankly mine are above average. I recommend that you push yourself to shooting things and people that will have greater demand from buyers.

Best of luck!

Can you post them individually?  They are too small to make any comment.