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Please tell me what is wrong with this rejected photos, I want to improve my work, but I really can“t imagine what“s wrong with it. Similar photos of this series were accepted and some were even sold.
best regards
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You have not written the reason for rejection. Maybe someone else's property?
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Thank you for your note, I will check if this applies here.
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Some of the photos, like photo No. 0135, are strongly distorted. Maybe you can improve it with Lens and Upright correction.
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Thank you for your note, with No135 you“re right it“s too much distortet, I will make a upright correction.
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You obviously need a property release for these. I wouldn't risk publishing those without an authorization. From my experience, plants are very selective what they allow and what not and the plant owner will recognize his plant. "Similar photos" lets me think that the moderators were less stringent on this.
So now for the technical part: I disagree with @Marianne-Deiters that the distortion is a big problem and the main reason for rejection. It does however not hurt to correct that. Correcting wide-angle pictures, however, cuts off often interesting elements of the borders. You could have photographed directly with a standard lens and for that. For the pictures I've seen, I have identified 3 problems:
(one little detail: next time close the door: 0117)
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Leaving aside the IP issues related to images from an industrial plant, I think the focus isn't sharp enough in most of the images; I should be able to zoom in and read the gauges and signs and labels.
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might be its very specific fotos. but really colrful, great