I had a few photos accepted years ago, but thought I needed to hone my craft before uploading again. I've improved to the point where I feel good about uploading content. One of my recent photos was rejected because it was similar to previous photos. How do I get rid of the lesser quality photos so that I can included higher quality and more marketable images?
There's one thing to think about. You're entitled to remove your work at any time, but what about your customers? They got the right to use it, and it was placed in their library. Suddenly it disappears from their library - perhaps just as they come to print their book or poster or make their advert. If they were forward-thinking enough, they could have downloaded it, and kept it to use forever. So, this has the potential to upset your customers/Adobe's customers. (If you knew something was unsold, it's probably better, but people often use the low res. composite in the design phase, planning to buy it later). Personally I wouldn't delete anything. Your new images will enter the search lottery afresh. And it may well be that past sales influences their priority.
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