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I first submitted the image with a signed model release using Adobe stocks method of sending the release to the model for signature then using a signature image to sign the release myself and return. After waiting to find out that the image did not have a release form I reapplied making sure to add the form as well and returned with a non-compliant image. This is the second time this has happened in where there was a release form signed yet came under non-compliance. As it was the same model separated eight months in time it would lead me to believe that it was the model I has selected to use.
So my question is if I am using the Adobe stock supplied model release with all parties signing the release, why has it been deemed non-compliant? Is it due to the models ethnicity?
Hi, nice photo! Adobe tells the new stock contributors not to sign or copyright any stock presented. Take off your signature and resend. Let me know what happens? Best regards, JH
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The image sent to Adobe stock does NOT have a watermark.
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Hi, nice photo! Adobe tells the new stock contributors not to sign or copyright any stock presented. Take off your signature and resend. Let me know what happens? Best regards, JH
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Have a look at your keywords, maybe there is something wrong there. Obviously, it is not due to the ethnicity.