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Your asset is not very sharp and underexposed. Despite not being very sharp, you have sharpening artefacts.
As this a 3D render, you should opt for a transparent background, making your asset more versatile.
i did notice i upscaled a bit more more than normal, could that might have been issue, trying to figure out what is "best size" 🙂
By @Cynth963
Upsizing may create the effects I have described here: unsharp objects, sharpening artefacts
You should render at the target size. See the size limits and decide what render size fits your work best. Do not upscale. That does not enhance your file.
If you are new to stock, you should consider these resources: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/tutorials.html
You need a property release for each individual image, since you must attach the visual reference for the asset in the property release.
you will most likely be rejected for "similars" since several of the images are almost identical, particularly the last 3. Adobe regards flooding their database with nearly identical images to be spamming, which, if you persist, can get your account
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