Speaking of ​@Ricky336’s comments on color balance, Photoshop’s new Vectorscope is great for adjust skin tones as well. (And I also just noticed some slanted verticals on this one.)

Hello,

This is more of a thought - the white balance may be an issue as they are indoor shots and perhaps a bit too yellow. Secondly, why are there plant pots everywhere. One does not have plant pots on a working desk - do they?? I would remove them! 

E.g. Plant pots removed and white balanced corrected:

Quality issues aside, this theme is not unique & likely to receive a 2nd refusal for “similar content.” 

Workplaces & computers are very well-represented in Stock. This is just a small portion of what you’re competing with:

• https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=man+computer+desk   1.4 million results
• https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=woman+computer+desk 1.8 million results
• https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=people+computer+desk  2.6 million results
• https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=workplace+computers 3.4 million results

Also, all the beaming smiles are a bit odd. If you walked through any office with people working you wouldn’t see full smiles on most of the faces. 

In the 4th image, the perspective is off - the chair behind the man is just as large as the chair he’s sitting in.

Here’s a blog entry I put together that shows the steps I take with respect to editing AI, particularly people in this example, although it applies to objects as well. https://gotosleepdancing.wordpress.com/2026/07/14/romancing-gemini-3/

I will add, however, that the concept of “man at laptop” results in over 4 million results after a search. Quality issues aside, this might be rejected for “similar content” even with the suggested edits. And most buyers looking for images of this nature might prefer to go with actual photographs, not AI.

There are areas in each image that need more detail.