Why did my photo get rejected?

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May 28, 2023
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Please may I know the reason of the rejection, in order to avoid mistakes in the future. I reduced the photos to meet the size limit.

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Correct answer Jill_C

In the 3 Doric column images, the White Balance is a bit too blue, which is most evident in the shadowy areas. In keeping with the comment from @Test Screen Name I would also take the time to erase the ropes. The last image of an interior courtyard is a bit too dark in the shadows. Lifting the shadows in those areas, in particular the foreground mosaic floor, reveals a lot more detail.

Jill_C

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In the 3 Doric column images, the White Balance is a bit too blue, which is most evident in the shadowy areas. In keeping with the comment from @Test Screen Name I would also take the time to erase the ropes. The last image of an interior courtyard is a bit too dark in the shadows. Lifting the shadows in those areas, in particular the foreground mosaic floor, reveals a lot more detail.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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lazarusNSAuthor

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Thank you for your reply!

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Test Screen Name

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Agreed, what was the reason for rejection. For two of the pics though - if you were a stock customer looking for a doric column - a timeless piece of history - would you want one with a modern rope barrier in front? This makes it a less than perfect composition.

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lazarusNSAuthor

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Thanks for your reply! Also, in addition to the rope barrier, I think there is also an IP issue - see under Locations, venues, monuments, and landmarks. However, I have seen photos of the same columns from the same location in this stock. Am I right?