Feedback on 'quality Issues' related rejections

[reubenl58709281]

Hello, 
Just looking for feedback on some of the rejected images. I had previously uploaded similar images that were accepted so these rejections confused me a little bit. Would appreciate some feedback. 

[RALPH_L]

Looking at the first two photos I believe they are too soft and the highlights are over exposed.

[reubenl58709281]

So overly soft and clipping highlights. Got it. 
Thank you will work on this.

[daniellei4510 · Accepted solution]

Look at the hands in some of these at 100-200%. Take into account the shape and the number of fingers.

The two men looking under the hood of the car: the shirt pocket of the man in the blue shirt. What is that?

The man with the brown boxes: Look at his left thumb.

The two delivery guys in blue: Look at the pants cuff of the man on the right. There's something there that could be removed.

I'm just giving these a quick look-through. There are other errors, but it only takes one to result in a refusal.

[reubenl58709281]

Ah yes I see what you mean. I do correct small errors like these most of the time but some slip under my radar. Some of these are really small errors too and difficult to find. 
Thank you for the response.

[daniellei4510]

Some additional comments. And bear in mind, I'm critiquing the AI, not the designer. Some of these are quasi-photorealistic. The expression on the faces of some of the subjects are unnatural. Take, for example, the man talking to the woman about what is under the hood of her car. The man has a weird expression on his face, and the woman seems more interested in looking at the pocket of his shirt rather than listening to what he has to say about the car. The Indian man in the yellow kurta (is that what it's called? Educate if I'm wrong). The buttons are not spaced apart equally. The two delivery men holding the box come closest to looking photorealistic, but look at the metal bars on the left side of the image compared to the bars on the right. They are bent. And so on and so forth. Little issues and big issues, but it only takes one issue to result in a refusal.

[daniellei4510]

Ummm...OK.