Phishing mail?

An Adobe employee (Kanikas) confirmed that it was not a phishing attempt. The email was legitimate because there was an active Photography subscription tied to the account with a payment processing issue.

Always be cautious with emails requesting financial or account details. The safest practice is to avoid clicking any links inside the email. Instead, log in directly to your official Adobe account via a fresh browser tab to check your billing and subscription status. If everything looks active and valid there, you can safely disregard the email or report it to Adobe support.

I wouldn't assume it's phishing just because the message is asking you to update your payment details, but I also wouldn't click anything in the email until you've verified it.

The safest option is to open Adobe directly through your browser and check your account and subscription status there. If your account doesn't show any payment issue, I'd treat the email as suspicious. Also check the actual link destination rather than relying only on the sender address, since sender addresses can sometimes be spoofed.