Feedback Needed: How Can I Improve This Image

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
March 19, 2025
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Hi everyone,

I recently submitted this image to Adobe Stock, but unfortunately, it was rejected due to technical quality issues. I’d love to get your insights on what might be wrong and how I can improve it.

Since there’s a limit of 10 images per post, I made a collage to include multiple images. Sorry if it’s hard to see the details! Let me know if I should upload them separately.

I appreciate any constructive criticism on how I can enhance my image to meet Adobe Stock’s standards. Thanks in advance!

Correct answer Nancy OShea

Reflections in glass make no sense.

Light travels in straight lines, it can't bend around curtains and other objects.

Jill_C

Community Expert

This is a rather odd kitchen - 2 burner stove and nothing else? The design in the front if the island also doesn't make sense.

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@daniellei4510 @Nancy OShea @Jill_C

Thank you so much to everyone for your valuable feedback! I now understand where I went wrong with the images.

The biggest thing I’ve realized is that AI-generated image technology still has a long way to go. The logic behind the images I submitted was a bit odd and didn’t quite make sense. It’s like trying to bake a cake but forgetting to add flour — it just doesn’t come together! 😄

Thanks again for your help!

daniellei4510

Community Expert

AI: Easy to make, hard to make right. BTW, I took a quick glance at some of your thumbnails and noticed that what AI apparently IS good at, is creating images of iPhones. Those would get an IP refusal.

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daniellei4510

Community Expert

We generally prefer to see a max of two to three images, not an entire series. The devil is always in the details, especially when it comes to AI, as these appear to be. What mistakes we find in one or two images can usually be found in the others.

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