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Any suggestions why this image was rejected for "quality" issues. This is the first time that I submit a bulk of images and all of them had the same "quality" issues.

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Nice church picture, but you need to lift the shadows. I would also edit out this entire part, or include more of that building part:

The big trouble of this image, however, is the noise level:

You applied a high amount of sharpening, and that also introduced aliasing at sharp borders and artefacts on thinner lines.

Looking at the histogram, you see that the blacks are missing:

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Jill_C

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In addition to the technical issues noted by @RALPH_L and @Abambo, the leaning composition and bland, featureless sky make it unlikely that this would have commercial appeal.

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Abambo

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The horizon is level, so, I am not convinced that the leaning lines will disqualify this image. However, the sky could be more interesting:

Sky replacement in Photoshop works marvellous well.

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RALPH_L

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The shadows are underexposed. The photo is noisy. The focus iss off. There is chromatic aberation.

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Abambo

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Nice church picture, but you need to lift the shadows. I would also edit out this entire part, or include more of that building part:

The big trouble of this image, however, is the noise level:

You applied a high amount of sharpening, and that also introduced aliasing at sharp borders and artefacts on thinner lines.

Looking at the histogram, you see that the blacks are missing:

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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