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Sometimes I feel like its just because of very narrow focus. Or is the image too noisy?
The first photo: I do not think it is too noisy but, I do feel that there is not enough in focus.
Also, it is monochrome and I am not sure if there is a commercial value for all three of the photos.
I can't detect anything in focus, and it's a monochrome conversion which is not permitted. How did you envision a Buyer using this image in a design?
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These were also rejected.
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The first photo: I do not think it is too noisy but, I do feel that there is not enough in focus.
Also, it is monochrome and I am not sure if there is a commercial value for all three of the photos.
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I can't detect anything in focus, and it's a monochrome conversion which is not permitted. How did you envision a Buyer using this image in a design?
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For sure, the focus is a problem. But you also have the issue that you did not read the requirements. BW pictures are rarely accepted. It is easy to convert a colour picture to bw but doing the inverse is impossible. But you also need to correctly expose your pictures. Last but not least, they need to have commercial value.
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